Why it is not permited to write the name of my URL in answers, if it has a positive motivation?
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http://www.yahoo.com\nyou can write a url, just make sure you type the http stuff
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Actually, it might be very helpful, Asker, if you showed here WHAT URL you are trying to access - otherwise help is very difficult.
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Please write me back, at yahoo.  Answers will not let me post my website; they call it spamming.
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its ok to write it ... but weeks ago they discovered that yahoo prohibited writing Allah in your nick name\n\nlike if some arabic name is Abdu allah (servant of Allah) they disallow it ... therefore people complained about it and now its resolved.\n\nand other nick names like osama bn laden was not allowed on yahoo too ... but they didnt made restriciton on writing the name on text as some people thought.
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I'd rather not put up too much personal information on a website where just anyone could see it.  Although my answers will reveal some information about me, I've taken care to not give any really personally identifying information.
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its the name that shows up on all my answers or the name under my avatar pic! duhh
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It's blocked for a reason, attempting to get round it can only lead to you getting in trouble.\n\nFor this reason I won't suggest searching the web for anonymiser sites.
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When you put a link in an answer, make sure to include the "http://" part\n\nIf you don't use that then a web address looks like this www.yahoo.com\n\nIf you use it, then you've got a clickable link, http://www.yahoo.com
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*Shrugging for it is hard to answer this without knowing what was done that caused the prob in the 1st place*\n\n1st guess though is your web browser is set to block images for security reasons. Edit preferences so that it allows images...
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Your name needs to appear within the content of the sites where it is displayed in order for it to appear in Google results. So if you're talking about articles or reports you've written...anywhere that those items are posted on the Internet should also include your name as part of the link. For example, if you wrote a report and it is linked to from a website, the link to the report needs to read something like "A Report on the Efficacy of Reporting by Joe Dinglesnort". Once Google indexes the information on that website when someone searches the name "Joe Dinglesnort" that web page will return in the search results.
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No one knows that sutff but you...\n\nOr no one should know that stuff but you.\n\nAnd asking that stuff on the internet, where it is posted for everyone to see, is a bad bad idea...\n\nUnelss you want your identify stolen.
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It depends on what you want this URL for.  Do you want to sell something, promote something, or is it just for personal reasons?\n\nIt's something to think about before you go and purchase a URL.
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You just have to come up with a unique name and sign up to as many forums as you can at one time.  I've had my user name since nearly the start of the internet, so it's rare when I can't use it.  :)
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It is completely legal to add a hyperlink without their knowledge. \n\nIn fact, they would probably encourage it as it can only increase traffic and web-bot traversability.
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<a href="url of site"> link text here </a>\n\nEdited 'cause I made a mistake, sorry.
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I am assuming that they stole your copyrighted content and design as opposed to stealing your domain name by altering DNS. In this case I think you are somewhat defenseless except to rewrite your website bigger and better.
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I saw something like that on the bottom left of My Q. & A. Page a while back.\n\nI think it had to do with registering your business account to give professional answers.\n\nIt's not there right now. Now it says something about badges and web-sites.\n\nI like your question, Patz. Why don't you reformulate, and ask the World At Large? :-))