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> Well, unless you put "http(s)://" in front of it. Go with "https://www.burrito.services/ https://www.burrito.services/" and make it blue and underlined, just
by CivBase 5y ago
> Well, unless you put "http(s)://" in front of it.
Go with "https://www.burrito.services/ https://www.burrito.services/" and make it blue and underlined, just to be safe. I'm kind of kidding, but I also kind of suspect the blue font and underline would probably be more immediately recognizable for many people than the HTTPS protocol prefix.