Out of curiosity, how is a hyperlink - presumably one stored on a page - stored in a DNS cache. Because I didn't think DNS actually resolved the contents of an

Out of curiosity, how is a hyperlink - presumably one stored on a page - stored in a DNS cache. Because I didn't think DNS actually resolved the contents of an HTML file. I didn't even think it resolved directory structures. Do they have to wait a few days for their fresh Wordpress installs to go live around the world in the Netherlands? And how could that even prove anything anyway even if a DNS somehow did more than link IPs to domain names? Doesn't sound legit. And a bit of an oversight for a supposed tech site. The translation of the apparent sources[1][2] doesn't seem to offer the same story. So I'd call bullshit on PC Advisor. [1]http://webwereld.nl/nieuws/107687/hyperlink-ru--neert-websitebouwer.html http://webwereld.nl/nieuws/107687/hyperlink-ru--neert-websit... [2]http://webwereld.nl/nieuws/107683/realnetworks-wil-smartegeld-om-hyperlink.html http://webwereld.nl/nieuws/107683/realnetworks-wil-smartegel...