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>Because YOU are responsible for content you are redirecting. Are you?

• wrighty52 14y ago
  Absolutely not - there's no reason you can't implement black listing or whatever. I can guarantee that there are URL shorteners out there that redirect to porn.
• jusob 14y ago
  Your hosting provider will hold you responsible. If they keep getting abuse reports because spammers use you URL shortener in their e-mails. Hosting providers (including dedicated servers) do not want to be blacklisted by popular spam lists.
• dspillett 14y ago
  In some jurisdictions you have to fight hard to prove you are not if it comes to anything. That fight could be costly.