Please don't let anyone convince you otherwise. Email programs and entire websites can be GHOSTED if that's the desire. Are you about to log onto unknowingly a GHOST WEBSITE? Here's how to tell, read this brief article at eHOW: http://bit.ly/1bFWdfY
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Honestly the stupidest eHow guide ive seen, even taking into account that eHow guides are aimed at the complete novice. And surely your having a laugh posting a thread to suggest people better understand whats in a url, then directing them to a TINYURL to explain it! For the novices out there, tinyurl's can hide IP hacks, for people who wanto know your location, hack your facebook etal
So if you dont like those odds, the link above suggested was http://www.ehow.com/how_7465023_identify-parts-website-address.html but says nothing worth reading, just that you make sure you goto the address you inteneded?!
Im not calling you a troll or a perp djg, just saying this thread comes off seeming very spam like. eHow does have good tips when your stuck on basic problems not explained elsewhere, but theyre also a dodgy site (the way googles dodgy, and peacepink dodgy) putting trackers into everything to map your online activity, usually always FOR google too. If you wanto see how much of it goes on, and block them, install "Ghostery" on Firefox or Chrome or Opera or Safari and see for yourself: Idk if such trackers/adware are actually necessary to pay for website maintenance costs, but they certainly feel wrong