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They obscure the destination, track users, and break at some point in the future leaving a bad link in the archives.
by staunch 12y ago
They obscure the destination, track users, and break at some point in the future leaving a bad link in the archives.
- DaFranker 12y agoThanks. Some of these aren't properties exclusive to redirection sites... but I'll readily admit they're very much standard features there, while mostly not too common elsewhere.