Remove urldefense.com link from elvalidated-compatibility-toolset.md #72
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Working with Gwendolyn on a new blog post and notice there were a few instances of URLs being redirected to a urldefense.com address (similar to a link shortener). Neither of us knows where it came from, and I've asked Gwendolyn to remove them from the WIP blog post. But, I did find this one instance which I'd like cleaned up (if there's a legit reason for these, let me know, please). urldefense.com is a Proofpoint service/product, fwiw, but I don't see a reason not to serve readers a clean URL. Signed-off-by: Chris "Not So" Short <[email protected]>
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Working with Gwendolyn on a new blog post and notice there were a few instances of URLs being redirected to a urldefense.com address (similar to a link shortener).
Neither of us knows where it came from, and I've asked Gwendolyn to remove them from the WIP blog post. But, I did find this one instance which I'd like cleaned up (if there's a legit reason for these, let me know, please).
urldefense.com is a Proofpoint security/phishing service/product, fwiw, but I don't see a reason not to serve readers a clean URL.