The issue I see with this is that it does not allow for genericity.
URLs on sites with a ton of content often have a regularity to them. For example you might want to have different types of articles, say rooms, people and towels. For each article type you might want different affordances that usually have overlap, like an index, an input form, an activity feed...
URL paths are a good way to encode that kind of regularity.
Of course on a blog of a single person it’s whatever.
Similar: The variants of „Just write HTML!“ posts that come up every once in a while.
URLs on sites with a ton of content often have a regularity to them. For example you might want to have different types of articles, say rooms, people and towels. For each article type you might want different affordances that usually have overlap, like an index, an input form, an activity feed...
URL paths are a good way to encode that kind of regularity.
Of course on a blog of a single person it’s whatever.
Similar: The variants of „Just write HTML!“ posts that come up every once in a while.