Hi guys, I am writing an application where I handle a lot of URLs - maybe 100s for each user request, many of them are shortened by a service like bit.ly or tinyurl. To dereference/expand these URLs, I have to do an http get on that url and handle the http code 301 - which basically means "redirected". That's how I get the real URL behind it. But that consumes one URL fetch. So this means potentially 100s of URL fetches per user request and that will easily hit the URL fetch limits if people really start using this.
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