doc: Wording

errors/NUQS-414.md

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 # Max Safe URL Length Exceeded
 
-This error occurs if your URI length exceeds 2,000
-characters, there are varying browser limitations
-for max URL lengths.
+This error occurs if your URL length exceeds 2,000 characters.
 
-See [here](https://nuqs.47ng.com/docs/limits#max-url-lengths) for URL max lengths across different browsers.
+There are varying browser limitations for max URL lengths, [read more](https://nuqs.47ng.com/docs/limits#max-url-lengths).
+
+URLs that are too long might break in some browsers, or not be able to be
+processed by some servers.
 
 ## Possible Solutions
 
-Refactor your state architecture to ensure your total
-URL length doesn't exceed 2,000 characters.
+Keeping your URLs short is a good practice: not all state has to live in the URL.
+
+- Server state/data is best managed in a local cache like TanStack Query or SWR.
+- Transient state (that doesn't need persisting or sharing) can be managed in local state.
+- Device-persistent state can be managed in local storage.
+
+When deciding to put state in the URL, ask yourself:
+
+- Do I need it to persist across page refresh?
+- Do I need to share it with others?
+- Do I need to link to it from other places?
+- Do I need to be able to bookmark it?
+- Do I need to be able to use the Back/Forward buttons to navigate to it?
+- Is it always going to be a small amount of data?
+
+If the answer to any of these questions is no, then you might want to consider
+an alternative state storage solution.