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Traffic looks attractive, but it's a problem when you don't get any benefits at all. By the way, I still don't see how is bit.ly going to stay alive. But what
by adrinavarro 17y ago
Traffic looks attractive, but it's a problem when you don't get any benefits at all. By the way, I still don't see how is bit.ly going to stay alive.
But what if we had our own url shorteners? I could have my own shortener on my own domain (twitter won't re-shorten it), so there wouldn't be any privacity or volatility issues.
Anyway, we're still "lazy" people... so we have to live with it.
- briansmith 17y agoTwitter won't re-shorten it now, but that could change at any time. What if Twitter wrote every URL to a bit.ly URL regardless of length? Would anybody stop using Twitter because of it? I doubt it. If they can find a way to make money w/ bit.ly then why wouldn't they?