A fresh page-load with no query string wasn't catching the view in the hash, ie #!explore?param=.... It was just making ?param=..., which confused the instantiation. This was easily fixed by "redirecting" / to /explore by default, which was kind of happening already. This bug that existed before kept it so that there were cases where a user couldn't copy and paste the URL and expect to get the same thing, since the store instantiation was confused by the structure.
fixes #119
A fresh page-load with no query string wasn't catching the view in the hash, ie
#!explore?param=.... It was just making?param=..., which confused the instantiation. This was easily fixed by "redirecting"/to/exploreby default, which was kind of happening already. This bug that existed before kept it so that there were cases where a user couldn't copy and paste the URL and expect to get the same thing, since the store instantiation was confused by the structure.