Sounds interesting, but whenever I click on the link, I get “For the safety and privacy of your Facebook account, remember to never enter your password unless you’re on the real Facebook web site. Also be sure to only download software from sites you trust.”
Sounds interesting, but whenever I click on the link, I get “For the safety and privacy of your Facebook account, remember to never enter your password unless you’re on the real Facebook web site. Also be sure to only download software from sites you trust.”
Sounds interesting, but whenever I click on the link, I get “For the safety and privacy of your Facebook account, remember to never enter your password unless you’re on the real Facebook web site. Also be sure to only download software from sites you trust.”
What gives?
Yeah I just clicked through that..
Ok. Now I feel stupid. I saw the box but I didn’t pay any attention to it thinking that I was going into FB. Thank you.
Sounds interesting, but whenever I click on the link, I get “For the safety and privacy of your Facebook account, remember to never enter your password unless you’re on the real Facebook web site. Also be sure to only download software from sites you trust.”
What gives?
Yeah I just clicked through that..
Ok. Now I feel stupid. I saw the box but I didn’t pay any attention to it thinking that I was going into FB. Thank you.
It’s because the link that was posted “bounced” off facebook instead of going to the url directly. Facebook is in the URL but it’s not necessary.
This week I learned a lot about new web companies/offerings. This URL shortening thing (bit.ly) was not something I was really familiar with either. Kind of a neat idea for those really long URL’s.
Hmmm, the 2 rescues listed in the state don’t seem to be in need of rescue, IMHO. I could list half of my TB’s if the criteria is simply no movement since October or November.
I do hope the those TB’s and GC’s that really need rescue make it to this site.
Well, It’s the owners who post the missions. You may not think it worthy, but the owners do. I have a TB that’s been stuck up on the tip of Alsaka for a couple of years now. It’s been discovered, but not picked up.
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