I’m Linking to Vegemite
I’m linking to Vegemite’s website because you’re not allowed to.
I’m linking to Vegemite’s website because you’re not allowed to.
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It’s reverse psychology, see? Scads of people are gonna link just because they’re told they can’t. It’ll be the first reverse-psychology viral social media campaign in history. (click)
Vegemite is some nasty shit.
“You are also prohibited from linking the [Vegemite] Site to another website in any way whatsoever.”
Does this necessarily mean you are prohibited from linking the Vegemite site *from* another website? Maybe it does, but maybe that’s not what they meant.
Web-linking is not a commutative operation.