Long reads, shorter links

Pass along an arstechnica.com article with an arstechni.ca URL. Shorten the address for your discussion, free and without an account.

Frequently asked questions

Can I use arstechni.ca for an article I want to discuss?
Yes. Submit the arstechnica.com page URL to create a short link to it. You can share the result in your discussion without registering for this service.
Which domains are supported?
Supported domains: arstechnica.com. Links to their subdomains are also accepted.
Do short links expire?
Short links are intended for long-term use, but continued availability is not guaranteed. A short link cannot restore a destination page that has been removed.
Are there any usage limits?
The service is free. Request rate limits help prevent abuse. If you reach a limit, wait a moment before trying again.
Are short links safe to open?
We only accept links to supported domains, but this does not guarantee that the content is safe. Check the destination before entering personal information or running downloaded files.
Can I view click statistics?
arstechni.ca does not provide click statistics. To create links you can edit, delete and track, purchase an S.EE plan. Links created here are not added to your S.EE account.
How can I get help?
This service is operated by S.EE. For questions or to report a link, contact S.EE.
Does the short link include a copy of the article?
No. arstechni.ca redirects to the original article. It does not archive the text or change any subscription requirements on the source site.

Only the history in this browser will be deleted. This does not disable the short link.
To disable a link, contact S.EE. To create links you can manage yourself, choose a paid S.EE plan.