yeah, the rationale was the since @ is basically standing in for https://wasteof.money/users/, and /../ means to go back a directory, @../posts/6514292162c9b104f659ad1e would parse to https://wasteof.money/posts/6514292162c9b104f659ad1e since the /users/../ cancels itself out, but alas

(i don’t even know that URLs usually work like that tho, it might be that it’s just file paths that do that")