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Off topic, but is anyone else concerned about the fact that the URL has a ref=relatedSidebar in it? The website will probably get a lot of hits from an incorrec
by munimkazia 13y ago
Off topic, but is anyone else concerned about the fact that the URL has a ref=relatedSidebar in it? The website will probably get a lot of hits from an incorrect referal in their traffic monitoring tool. I hate it when stuff like this happens.
- laumars 13y agoI was more concerned about the site wanting my location data. I couldn't see any good reason why such information would be required for a site like that other than for analytics - and that's really not a good enough reason to request location data in my opinion.
- RobAley 13y agoIf its internal links within your own website you need to track, use cookies, they are much less likely to get "passed around" like that ref link, or update the url to the canonical one once they land on the . Its asking too much of your visitors to analyse a url and work out what they should and shouldn't post, even if they understood what they were doing.