You expect big websites to have nicely styled 404 pages:
Linked In 404 page
LinkedIn seems to have a bit of work to do in that department.
Its 404 page appears to be a raw error output from its server.
Even this blog has a nicer error page than that!
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Even more sites that try to bank you from linking to them in the terms. Make it stop.
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And it reveals the version of Apache Tomcat they're using. Nice!
Personally I think that linked in is load tosh, It merely proves how crap it is by the server response 404.
I'm glad you brought this to our attention though, nice post
Phill
Well its great when you are debugging and developing the website. But when you are finished it should be replaced with proper 404 pages
How did you get there? I see this error page: http://www.linkedin.com/adssd
It actually has two. The nice one you've linked to, and the broken one. You get the broken one if you link to a real user profile and add / at the end. Like this: http://www.linkedin.com/in/malcolmcoles/ instead of http://www.linkedin.com/in/malcolmcoles