Links

Links are the little loops of a chain. No one has ever found the missing link. It would no longer be missing, and it would immediately be called the found link. You cannot be missing what you found, right? Besides a chain missing a link is really just two chains almost connected.

In cyber-speak, links are also called hyperlinks formed by anchor tags using the hyper-reference (HREF) attribute set to a relative or absolute Uniform Resource Locator (URL) in the HTML. To get here you clicked on a link from somewhere else. If you still have no idea what a link is - click here. Click here is often used to make a link when the web author has nothing better to say than click here. Click here. That last click here was not a link. I had nothing better to say, so I said, "Click here" which is still not a link even though I had something to say there, but not really here anymore. Might I ask why you are still reading this dribble I'm typing? I'm babbling endlessly, and you are still reading! STOP IT! Don't read this anymore. But do read that last sentence where I asked you to stop reading this. STOP IT! you are still doing it. Stop, just stop it. Right now! Click here. You are the weakest link. Goodbye!