[wp-hackers] choosing plural vs singular words in taxonony names in URIs
Haluk Karamete
halukkaramete at gmail.com
Sun Jul 20 13:42:15 UTC 2014
I know this is very subjective, but the more I pick the highly up-scale
brains like the great minds of this list, the better it is. so excuse me if
you find this question a little odd.
here is the situation
say, you got a taxonomy called "Channels" and you got terms under it such
as "Debates", "Interviews", "PodCasts" etc...
should the url's for these terms read as
your-site.com/channels/debates
or
your-site.com/channel/debates
If this was a straight english grammar, we'd be saying "Debates Channel".
No dispute on that...
But here in a url structure, can't start with the term first.
So I'm wondering which of the above structures, in the
broken-english-structure-of URLs be better? channels/debates or
channel/debates
Or is this something like case by case? What's the handle or guide in
deciding on these things?
I hope you don't find this question odd and shoot me down. :)
Please note the only difference between the two is on the taxonomy name,
NOT on the term. For some reason, it seems to be pretty clear that the term
( the "debates" part ) needs to be plural. But, please feel free to
challenge me even on that. I'd only appreciate it.
Thank you
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