Most of the assets used by Adobe Muse end with a crc GET parameter.
For example:
site_global.css?crc=496117513
This is valid for all imagery, css and javascript files.
I am wondering why they used it and could it be removed?
What the crc GET parameter stands for in Adobe Muse world?
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That probably stands for Cyclic Redundancy Check, a simple checksum.
It's probably used for cache-busting, to make sure that the URL changes if the content changes.