Is there any reason why most of our links are full URLs instead of relative paths? E.g. at line 9 of ./content/_index.md, we link to the Statement of Purpose of SIG SSLA by linking to https://sslarch.github.io/about/ instead of linking simply to ./about/ (which works, I checked).
The reason I raise this is that, for example, I just moved one of our pages under /documents/ to its own page, and of course that would break the whole link once the document is out - while relative links would tend to be more stable.
We are not doing so much linking that this is going to kill the website, I was wondering if there is any good reason for this.
Is there any reason why most of our links are full URLs instead of relative paths? E.g. at line 9 of
./content/_index.md, we link to the Statement of Purpose of SIG SSLA by linking tohttps://sslarch.github.io/about/instead of linking simply to./about/(which works, I checked).The reason I raise this is that, for example, I just moved one of our pages under
/documents/to its own page, and of course that would break the whole link once the document is out - while relative links would tend to be more stable.We are not doing so much linking that this is going to kill the website, I was wondering if there is any good reason for this.