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June 27, 2005 09:13 PM
Broken: (fixed) domain mapping for thisisbroken.com
I got a lot of responses to my June 7 question about domain mapping. You might notice that this site is now at thisisbroken.com.
Thanks to Ed Nusbaum, whose column Domain name mapping is broken at This Is Broken quickly solved the problem. (This column at bloggingbusiness.com seems to offer the same solution.)
Special thanks to Anil Dash for posting the question to Six Apart's Professional Network community.
And thanks to Nep, Cameron, Satya, and everyone else who offered helpful suggestions.
Now, bookmark thisisbroken.com, and on with the show!
I suggest that this is broken:
"Send us your submission: E-mail us a picture of what's broken, and a message explaining why, in an e-mail (broken at goodexperience.com). "
Send us an email...in an email.
It's at least redundant, if not broken.
Why not just write:
"Send us your submission: E-mail us a picture of what's broken, and a message explaining why, to broken@goodexperience.com"
making the email address the hot link?
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gmail does the same thing, you type gmail.com, and you end up at mail.google.com/mail
Posted by: dont start the "this isnt broken" at June 27, 2005 11:48 PM