Best practice suggestion, Change the @ connection to be an & instead.
GoodBoyDigital opened this issue · comments
Hello! Firstly thank you devs for creating and sharing this plugin, its so useful for many of our projects!
Recently our analytics teams have fed back to us suggesting that our analytics is concatenating our data with @ as opposed to & which is considered a better practice.
I would be great to understand the reason the use of @ was chosen over & for this project as you guys will know a lot more about this than we do :D
If this is jut a legacy thing, would be happy to PR a change to update the @ to a &
cheers!
you are welcome to do it