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@tiiberius perhaps I wasn't clear: There is still structure following that, eg: The main Rails app consists of: mydomain.tld/ (with various and many existing pages, dashboard, etc.) The WordPress CMS will have: mydomain.tld/-/ mydomain.tld/-/news/ mydomain.tld/-/blog/...

Hahahah, well, I guess each to his own. It's not going to be used for blogging or news specifically. To be more clear the goal is to connect to the main WordPress site and various content under that. No words I can think of generally really match. I've also thought the length could penalize the...

Thank you @LuckyGamble. I assumed as much, but you always wonder about strange structures such as this and then including it in menus/links and so forth. I feel like the dash is a better, more generic, option than (as explained) other things like "blog" or even longer things that would be better...

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Hi folks! I'm a web app developer trying to hunt for best practices for my Ruby on Rails and other custom apps and platforms I develop. The SEO world changes so fast and there's just so much to figure out hat it seems best to have a community to go to since places like StackExchange and Reddit...

I have a webapp (custom Ruby on Rails application) that needs a blog. In my case I have to use a reverse proxy Rails plugin that facilitates modifying routing and integrating an external blog. And for the blog/CMS it's WordPress from another host. Traditionally I might use something like...