The request has more than one possible representation; the client (or user) should pick one.
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When does it occur
The request has more than one possible representation; the client (or user) should pick one.
It belongs to the 3xx Redirection class of responses, defined in RFC7231#6.4.1.
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300 belongs to the 3xx Redirection class and is usually cacheable per headers such as Cache-Control (e.g. 200, 301, 304).
3xx Redirection: The request has more than one possible representation; the client (or user) should pick one.
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Updated 2026-09-13
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