Sad that people today think that not flashing for a brief instant some text on a redirect page trumps usability on people that have browsers that might not foll

Sad that people today think that not flashing for a brief instant some text on a redirect page trumps usability on people that have browsers that might not follow the redirect correctly. Had they put a "<a href=twitter.com/ok>Twitter.com</a>" instead of a blank page, they (and their users) wouldn't have to worry about buggy browsers.