It would seem that if the shortened URL is known as a shortened URL, then it's just a mask for the primary URL. In terms of the link structure of the net, it w

It would seem that if the shortened URL is known as a shortened URL, then it's just a mask for the primary URL. In terms of the link structure of the net, it would seem that crawlers just need to know that tinyurl is a mask. The bigger problem is the iframe for Digg and Facebook. The NYTimes used to actually bust out of that stuff when we created it back in our previous startup so that you couldn't run an ad alongside the publisher.