THE LONG AND SHORT OF URLS Public Deposited

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  • The E-Sylum: Volume 6, Number 55, December 28, 2003, Article 11

    THE LONG AND SHORT OF URLS

    Regarding the "mile-and-a-half-long" URL for the Newman
    Museum article, Stephen Searle writes: "You may be interested
    in looking into http://tinyurl.com/ for your URLs in the E-Sylum.
    It is free and it works.

    I made one for the St. Louis Post-Dispatch article on the
    Newman Numismatic Museum you provided.
    http://tinyurl.com/2xcku

    Keep up your excellent work!"

    [After plowing through dozens of junk emails telling me how
    to make certain things longer, it's a pleasant switch to read
    about making anything shorter. I may use this in the future
    when the situation calls. But readers are always advised to
    never count on any URL existing far into the future. On the
    web, everything changes constantly. So follow Mike Hodder's
    example - if you want to archive a referenced article for your
    files, print it out right away. Don't wait, or you may be
    disappointed later. -Editor]

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  • 2003-12-28
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  • 6

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