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Yeah, even radio ads.

• TomK32 8y ago
  don't forget the http:// http://
  • QuercusMax 8y ago
    Or even better, http:\\. I think non-techies think that saying "backslash" makes it more correct...
  • ringshall 8y ago
    Ah, the ol' h-t-t-p-colon-slash-slash-slash-dot-dot-org
    • markovbot 8y ago
      h-t-t-p-colon-backslash-backslash-doubleyou-doubleyou-doubleyou-dot... I've heard people say "backslash" when they insist on reading out the whole URL with protocol, which I'm pretty sure is the wrong slash, I honestly don't know, but I've never understood why people felt the need to say it at all. Do they type the protocol into the address bar when they visit sites?