Heard about this via Seth Godin.
Trick.ly is a free service that shortens and password protects web links you want to share with select individuals on the internet. And rather than rope you and your contacts into a new social network, Trick.ly allows you to share with people on-the-fly.
If you want to protect secrets from the “merely curious”, Trick.ly lets you put a password on links with clues only your friends would get.
Sounds like fun no?
Type in the URL, give it a password, and for good measure a clue.
Shorten that URL and you’re offered a chance to tweet it. Makes it fun for your friends or to keep things semi-private from prying eyes.
Trick.ly shortened URL for you to try out. Nothing special but demonstrates the point. As an aside, this might be a great way to share those NSFW links.
Give it a go. Send one to me. Remember, I’m not good with clues.
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