It would be best to have one single behavior (even if both URLs manually entered either with @ or %40 displays the expected pages).
With that last point comes an additional issues: several URLs are displaying the same content. Duplicated content is not a desired behavior since it gonna have a negative impact on search engines and other tools who try to make sense of the website's structure.
To avoid duplicate content either, we can add:
A redirection (for every /%40foobar URLs to be redirected to /@foobar
A canonical link tag in the of both version pointing to the preferred version (as declared my preference come to the version with @.
Environment
Expected Behaviour
All URLs containing a namespace will display the
@character correctlyActual Behaviour
While a package main pages and handling it correctly (for example https://flora.pm/packages/@hackage/diagrams-pgf and https://flora.pm/packages/@hackage), all the links from those pages to other sub-pages or other related pages have URLs where
@is replaced by%40:It would be best to have one single behavior (even if both URLs manually entered either with
@or%40displays the expected pages).With that last point comes an additional issues: several URLs are displaying the same content. Duplicated content is not a desired behavior since it gonna have a negative impact on search engines and other tools who try to make sense of the website's structure.
To avoid duplicate content either, we can add:
/%40foobarURLs to be redirected to/@foobar@.