“ In case we needed more evidence that putting dynamic code between hyperlinks from one page to another, add this to the pile...”
This sentence doesn’t seem to be complete. What did you mean?
This sentence doesn’t seem to be complete. What did you mean?
But we all know the real reason link shorteners get used by companies, tracking clicks for third parties so you can get sweet affiliate cash.
After they moved away from that, the character count limitation has never been a technical limitation.
If you add “is a bad idea” after another so that it reads: “ In case we needed more evidence that putting dynamic code between hyperlinks from one page to another is a bad idea, add this to the pile...”
Otherwise the sentence isn’t saying anything as it is worded. Sorry if I am being mistaken here.
We don't refer to websites by IP address either after all, DNS is pretty similar to a URL shortening service: It makes addresses easier to understand for humans and it allows for flexibility in changing the physical address whenever needed.