> "This idea fails even on its own, since it presumes that URLs have structure, even within a particular site." Don't sites usually have regular URL structures

> "This idea fails even on its own, since it presumes that URLs have structure, even within a particular site." Don't sites usually have regular URL structures. Or, at least, could be organized into regular structures? In Rails, we have routes that map to URLs, like <website>/clothing/shirts/ <website>/electronics/cellphones/verison <website>/<department>/<item_type>/<brand> which looks like the idea the author was aiming towards. It doesn't seem that unreasonable.