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It's the correct way to speak a URL... dub dub dub dot something dot com == https://www.something.com
Correct way is to double-u, not dub.
Correct way is to treat "www." as silent and not even say it or type it. Then if a URL doesn't support non-www URLs, don't do business with them.
Extra credit: block www.* on you pi-hole or other DNS filter so you avoid those sites that force-redirect domain.com to www.domain.com.
I wonder how much they paid to have that domain name only for it to only show the word "something" there