Urls in a HTML document

What are the advantages of making an url relative to Site
Root? Why some
people making the url in this way, although relative to
document much
simpler is?
thanks

If I have links in a server-side include, I must make those
links root
relative, since I have no idea where in the folder hierarchy
any given page
will be saved.
If I have links embedded in javascript, I must make those
links root
relative, for the same reason, since DW cannot find them to
manage them.
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> What are the advantages of making an url relative to
Site Root? Why some
> people making the url in this way, although relative to
document much
> simpler is?
>
> thanks
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