An interesting product that I ran accross.
Unicorn
Be more specific.
People don’t like clicking on links that take them to who knows where.
It goes to…
wait for it…
http: //Interesting%20new%20product 
something is missing here.
I guess there is not an interesting new product, so he is saying that there should be. 
I don’t know if you already know this, but %20 in computer language is a space. So basically this is a really messed up url. No domain and it has spaces. And no www..
Yah I know. He put “Interesting new product” as the URL, The site adds http://
I added the space between the colon and the slash to stop it from showing up as a URL in my message. 
Don’t use the words “colon” and “slash” in the same sentence. It makes me uncomfortable.
I think he forgot the link.
This guy is good!
I don’t think he “forgot” the link. I think he either does not know how to use the URL function(unlikely), or that he is playing a joke on us(more likely).
C’mon guys! 24 hours have passed and only 9 replies!
A dead link about who knows what posted for god only knows what reason should have generated at least 3 pages of speculation, a couple of falling outs and several posts pointing out that a similar thread had already been posted before and, anyway, that this was in the wrong forum…
That’s exactly what he wanted…
00100000 is a space in Binary
I also know the binary for the space and a few basic letters, but I was salking about when you type a space in a URL address bar, the computer will usually convert it to a %20.
Spaces can also be or a space on a new line is <br>.
There are many ways to write spaces in different computer languages.
The %20,  , and <br> are all html. <br> (or </br> in xhtml) is a forced page break.