You link off to some blog posts as being 20% of your inspiration for writing the posts, but they're behind bit.ly redirects. Now I can't tell if I've read those before without actually clicking on the link, which is rather annoying. What's the reason for this?
The links are also very vaguely related to the topic. If there is a point which can be made using links, typically the text of the anchor tag should tell part of the story.
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You link off to some blog posts as being 20% of your inspiration for writing the posts, but they're behind bit.ly redirects. Now I can't tell if I've read those before without actually clicking on the link, which is rather annoying. What's the reason for this?
Sorry about this actually. I have an extension that automatically does the bit.ly redirects on CTRL+C. I will update the post with the expanded URLs.
I'm glad the author is changing the URLs. In the meantime, there is a Chrome extension to automatically expand shortener URLs to the real link: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/knowurl-expand-tin...
The links are also very vaguely related to the topic. If there is a point which can be made using links, typically the text of the anchor tag should tell part of the story.
I've updated the URLs. Sorry about that.
Don't know if anyone else will tell you, but thanks for doing that.
You're welcome. [:)].
Lazy way of tracking clicks, I guess?