I know many people recommend using a 404 response, but I have decided not to in this case, as I want to distinguish resources that have been deleted intentionally. I have resources that may be deleted, however it's possible they could be recreated, or a resource that results in the same url could appear in the future. What is better to use in this case, a 410 Gone response (which indicates the resource is gone forever, and this url should not be referred to anymore) or a custom response to indicate the file is gone?
Oh wow, I've never even heard of a 410 Gone Response before.I am very interested to hear what the feedback is on this question as I have a number of pages that are not relevant anymore and I would like to delete them but I thought this could be damaging for my website so instead I redirected them.
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Is there a reason why you don't redirect these pages?
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Is there a reason why you don't redirect these pages? Oh wow, I've never even heard of a 410 Gone Response before.I am very interested to hear what the feedback is on this question as I have a number of pages that are not relevant anymore and I would like to delete them but I thought this could be damaging for my website so instead I redirected them. Is there a reason why you don't redirect these pages?
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