I have to agree with the author, this is ridiculous. They even do this to tinyurl: http://bit.ly/cGLU0o http://bit.ly/cGLU0o Tinyurl was without a doubt bit.l

I have to agree with the author, this is ridiculous. They even do this to tinyurl: http://bit.ly/cGLU0o http://bit.ly/cGLU0o Tinyurl was without a doubt bit.ly's #1 competitor, especially when their service launched, and they know you can't edit a tinyurl. Seems like a pretty convenient time for an URL shortener to suddenly get preachy about the dangers of URL shorteners.