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by unquietcode 3157 days ago
Or: Why you should not put things like usernames at the top level of your domain. sheesh...
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Look at reddit.

    reddit.com/r/subreddit

    reddit.com/user/my_user_name   (Why not u? I don't know.)
Pretty straight forward. There are also ones like subreddit statistics and they're all... after the name.

    reddit.com/r/subreddit/about/traffic
(Note: Public viewable stats are only turned on if the mods turn it on.)

[edit] Wait. Reddit removed user access site-wide to those pages? Morons. Well, the URL point still stands.

Oddly

  reddit.com/u/foo
does work, but it just redirects to

  reddit.com/user/foo