When linking to a website, say ESPN with an article on A&M football, the link, instead of example: www.espn.com/texasa&m/football/tusucks they change the link to Texas A&M Article or the like, and when you click on it, it still redirects to the same website, just gives more info on what you're actually clicking on...

Example?

Like this sends you to TexAgs but says this not www.texags.com?

Edit: if so quote this on mobile or click the edit button on the normal site to see the forum code I used.

Basically instead of [ url]www.address.com[/url ] you do [ url=www.address.com]what you want to say that has more info[ /url]

Without the spaces in the [ url] and [ /url]

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Stupid article about a rabbit on Yahoo

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YAYAY! Thanks

That's one freaky looking rabbit!

lol, i didn't think anyone would actually click on it, i just went to yahoo and clicked on the first article, which should say something about yahoo.