And certainly not redundant.

For example, when I do websites which have an administration areas where the owners of the website login to make changes to how it behaves, I usually set up www.domainname.com and domainname.com to point to the same public area, and then have admin.domainname.com as the private administration area.

Posted By: Arizona Bay on November 19th 2010 at 11:19:15

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This is a bit weird - look at the URL (Other Football) - CB41, Nov 19, 10:41:46
- How do you know what a URL is? (n/m) (Other Football) - malkybarkid, Nov 19, 10:56:27
  - You look in the little box at the top - it's preceded by the utterly useless "www" (n/m) (Other Football) - CB41, Nov 19, 11:00:21
    - Subdomains aren't utterly useless. (Other Football) - Arizona Bay, Nov 19, 11:02:13
      - You didn't bite - dissappoinnnttinnngg (Other Football) - CB41, Nov 19, 11:04:58
      - Redundant then? What others are there? (n/m) (Other Football) - CB41, Nov 19, 11:02:52
        
        What others? There's whatever the creators of websites want. (Other Football) - Arizona Bay, Nov 19, 11:17:10
        
        And certainly not redundant. (Other Football) - Arizona Bay, Nov 19, 11:19:15
        
        Oh, mind you (Other Football) - CB41, Nov 19, 11:25:18
        
        That so often happens. (Other Football) - Arizona Bay, Nov 19, 11:27:06
        
        Indeed (n/m) (Other Football) - CB41, Nov 19, 11:28:33
    - Hth btw, tbh (n/m) (Other Football) - CB41, Nov 19, 11:00:51

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