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It is an excuse. At most, they need to shorten the links only for SMS; they don't need to shorten them for the API or for the website (as they've just demonstr

It is an excuse. At most, they need to shorten the links only for SMS; they don't need to shorten them for the API or for the website (as they've just demonstrated).

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coderdude 16y ago
I can click on links that come in via SMS on my Droid. Why kill that emerging functionality? Edit: I completely read what you said incorrectly. My response must make no sense.
- ars 16y ago
  Next time, just delete the post.