From: MikeE@ster.invalid   
      
   Mike Easter wrote:   
   > 307 Temporary Redirect   
      
   gglAIov (google AI overview) has a nice discussion of reasons that a   
   webserver might use a temporary redirect:   
      
   > A web server performs a temporary redirect (using HTTP status codes   
   > like 302 or 307) when a requested resource has moved to a different   
   > location, but only for a limited time. The primary goal is to guide   
   > users and search engines to the alternate page without affecting the   
   > original URL's long-term search engine optimization (SEO) value   
      
   Of the numerous reasons; my 'suspicion' (assumption) for such as a forum   
   site would be that 'something' (like some sub-path/ page at the forum)   
   needs tending to, fixing, and it isn't supposed to upset the whole   
   enchilada, but somehow it did.   
      
   Query: why does a webserver do a temporary redirect   
      
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   Mike Easter   
      
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