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What about a trade-off between compound-ness and duration? If you want a 10-minute link, you really probably want something that's dead-simple to say like "zigg.be/fit". If its a 30-day lease, you might be willing to go for "zigg.be/greencatjumps" This allows shorter URLs to stay in a faster reuse pool.
Oooh, I like this idea a lot! Mind if I use it? I'll have a go at next time I get time to work on it.
Expiration on a url shortener means linkrot, which is the #1 problem with such services, so seeing this as a feature is a bit strange to say the least.
Now you just have to spell zigg.be to the person over the phone
Expiration on a url shortener means linkrot, which is the #1 problem with such services, so seeing this as a feature is a bit strange to say the least.
Zigg.be links (at least they way they are now) are not meant to be published. How do you propose I implement this with permanent links?
Even if they were only supposed to be private, what if my dad wants to find that Steve Jobs Bio again 1 month from now.