Interesting, but the benefit of tinyurls is that I can copy-paste them into emails and chat and so on, and people can click on them. It's a one-step process, and there are tons of applications that support opening links.
OneRyng is a three-step process (go to oneryng.com, enter keyword, click "warp"), and zero application support (and very unlikely to get much).
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Interesting, but the benefit of tinyurls is that I can copy-paste them into emails and chat and so on, and people can click on them. It's a one-step process, and there are tons of applications that support opening links.
OneRyng is a three-step process (go to oneryng.com, enter keyword, click "warp"), and zero application support (and very unlikely to get much).
No, thanks.