The indicators of a quality website (somewhat silly)

You know it's a good website when it: Uses subdomains (except for username.platform.com)... especially multiple levels Has a non-standard port number in URL Is served over a plaintext connection Uses very nearly default styles All tag names are written in SCREAMING CASE The path ends in .html The URL has meaningful directories and names The HTML has typos Has commented out draft work Of course, these are all just indicators of age. 1. The use of subdomains fell out of favor due to IP address exhaustion and reverse proxy software. If your going to be setting up a proxy anyways, it doesn't make much sense to fiddle around with DNS. (which often makes setting up TLS harder) On my site, the server handling / and /mcu aren't even on the same continent. At one point, it was standard practice to setup a subdomains per protocol in case one had to be moved to new infrastructure, but HTTP is the last one standing: public access FTP/Gopher/Telnet are just about extinct. Even in places where they…