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[Site Behavior] Redirect snapzu.com/u/<username> to snapzu.com/<username>

We use /u/<username> to mention other users, but https://snapzu.com/u/<username> doesn't actually go anywhere. It seems like it should.

9 years ago by woo with 3 comments

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  • Boop
    +3

    Was /u/<username> a Snapzu thing? Or did people just use that because that's how Reddit did it? Maybe Snappers could refer to other users with a simple /<username> (for me, /Boop).

    • ecstasybread
      +3

      It's a Snapzu thing too. If you type /u/Boop (for example) in a comment it automatically makes it into a link to http://snapzu.com/boop, but http://snapzu.com/u/boop goes to a 404.

    • ressmox
      +3

      Well it also allows it to be easier to specify that you are referring to a user. A '/' may need to be used elsewhere, most notable in URL's but may be included in various other comments. It makes the parsing considerably easier to refer to uses with a '/u/' prefix.