For a while I've had per-year archives, e.g. if you're reading /2013/my-great-post/ you can delete the last part of the URL to get /2013/ and see all the posts from /2013/.
Because good URLs are "hackable", right?
Yeah, right. In practice those pages get very little traffic (~20 hits in the last two months) and I'm not sure they're that useful anyway; is "all my posts from 2014" actually a useful query vs "all my posts"?
So this patch removes all those pages and redirects you straight to the all-posts index.
For a while I've had per-year archives, e.g. if you're reading
/2013/my-great-post/you can delete the last part of the URL to get/2013/and see all the posts from/2013/.Because good URLs are "hackable", right?
Yeah, right. In practice those pages get very little traffic (~20 hits in the last two months) and I'm not sure they're that useful anyway; is "all my posts from 2014" actually a useful query vs "all my posts"?
So this patch removes all those pages and redirects you straight to the all-posts index.
This is part of #741