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Hi, As Ross suggests, it's not. It can be useful sometimes when you want to make sure that the canonical URL set the right way and to not create confusion amongst the same URL with two different variants (one with a slash, the other one without). I'd argue that these days Google is pretty good at solving this problem for you when it exist and ignoring the implications of it. But if you're able to I would always recommend trying to apply a trailing slash (or not), just pick one. Martijn.

Nothing like that. But dont know whats the issue then