It’s Time to Drop the “www”
It’s no longer necessary to use “www” when referring to websites. It’s a waste of storage, a waste of ink, and it takes 2-5 times as long to pronounce as saying the domain by itself. Enter no-www.
No-www is an initiative to make all websites accessible from both the http://www.example.com/ and http://example.com/ forms of their names. The reason behind it is to standardize domain names providing web content and to avoid typing unnecessary letters. — Wikipedia
The reason for the extra “www” is now a matter of history. It’s old. Deprecated. Outdated. Antiquated. Like websites that only work in Internet Explorer, sites that break when you use the domain alone should be firmly encouraged to join the 21st century.
As for people who include it when speaking, there’s no need to be rude when correcting them. Just kindly inform them that it’s faster if they just go to the domain itself, and that the “www” isn’t needed.
For more information, check out http://no-www.org/faq.php
August 25th, 2007 at 3:11 am
i too have same opinion abut usage of ‘www’;
i have never been using it! when one can work with out this extra thing then why to waste time and surely when people verbally say dublew dublew dublew dot website dot com then its really ackward and stupid in my opinion