Agreed.

On Oct 31, 2005, at 12:38 PM, Frank Carver wrote:

> I'd personally prefer _both_ a tiny URL and the full one. I'm
> generally wary of clicking on a link in an email if I can't see where
> it is going. The likes of tinyurl certainly make clicking a bit
> easier, but also make disguised "phishing" attacks a whole lot easier.

--Steve
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