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	<title>Aytemir.com &#187; twitter</title>
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		<title>Need a short URL service? Try WordPress!</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Although I&#8217;m still not &#8216;tweetin&#8217; I do see it&#8217;s potential for promoting the fan-tas-tic project, once it&#8217;s finished. And in my search to do this I stumbled across this article: 10 Exceptional WordPress Hacks. And I noticed a remark in the comments section (#12) about using the built-in default WordPress URL-structure instead of TinyUrl or [...]]]></description>
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Although I&#8217;m still not &#8216;tweetin&#8217; I do see it&#8217;s potential for promoting the fan-tas-tic project, once it&#8217;s finished.<br />
And in my search to do this I stumbled across this article: <a href="http://www.smashingmagazine.com/2009/04/15/10-exceptional-wordpress-hacks/">10 Exceptional WordPress Hacks</a>. And I noticed a remark in the comments section (#12) about using the built-in default WordPress URL-structure instead of TinyUrl or any other third party service.<br />
I was triggered immediately (comment #25) because I am considering to implement a &#8216;(re)tweet this&#8217; feature and my options until now were <a href="http://www.wprecipes.com/how-to-automatically-provide-tinyurls-for-your-wordpress-blog-posts">automated TinyUrl&#8217;s</a> or a <a href="http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/short-url-plugin/">ShortUrl plugin</a>.<br />
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As stated above why not try the default URL of WordPress itself? As long as your own domain is not too long, why not give it a try? After having looked around in codex, the solution seemed very simple:</p>
<pre class="brush: php">&lt;?php echo get_bloginfo(&#039;url&#039;).&quot;/?p=&quot;.$post-&gt;ID; ?&gt;</pre>
<p>For example http://www.fan-tas-tic.com/?p=200 is short enough without the disadvantages of a third party services and your own domain is indexed/searched in twitter and other tools. And you still keep your fancy permalinks. Win, win, win!</p>
<p>So looking for a short Url service for your WordPress blog; why not use WordPress itself?<br />
Now isn&#8217;t this something to tweet about!?</p>
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