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Just what we needed. Another URL shortener. What's the point?
by enneff 18y ago
Just what we needed. Another URL shortener.
What's the point?
- ashleyw 18y agoWhy is it a bad thing? It's better to have tons of shortening services, than a few big ones. Just to spread the risk incase one goes down. If tinyurl.com or bit.ly went down right now, half of the links on Twitter would go dead...
- thomaspaine 18y agoIf I'm using a url shortener and worried about my links dying, I'm pretty sure that I trust tinyurl or bit.ly to be around longer than 99% of the url shorteners that have popped up in the last two weeks.