The user makes the rules.

The article reports on the confusion that content providers could cause to the users of the web-browser of back and reload. It defines "back" as presenting to the user what he was looking at before he was looking at the present page. "Reload" is defined as showing the user the present state of the content whose past state he is presently seeing. It stresses that there is something wrong when a Web site imitates the act of reloading but does not really update the content that the user is looking for.