And yet, enough students, parents and counselors complained about the problem this fall that the organization has scrambled in recent weeks to embed a link to a warning box within the form.
You could include a tagline requesting referrals in your email, or embed a link to a referral form on your website.
The extension was built by Embedly, a startup that makes it easy for developers to convert a basic link into a rich embed (a link to Amazon can be converted to a visual product overview, for example).
Here's how it works: The user clicks on a link, which points to an epicgames.com subdomain, which the hacker embeds a link to malicious code on their own server by exploiting a cross-site weakness in the subdomain.
"You could see it in your email inbox, where instead of worrying about managing attachments or attachment sizes, just using the Dropbox Chooser to pick a file and embed a link into the email and send it to that person [for instance]," Lynch explained.
Specifically, he says many of Picfair's photographers — who range from smartphone photographers to professionals, as anyone can upload their work to the platform — already share their Picfair-hosted photo listings on social media or embed a link to the marketplace on their own portfolio sites, in a bid to point buyers away from industry behemoths, such as Getty and Shutterstock, and to Picfair.
Have you, good team-player that you try to be, embedded a link or two in your piece to the work of other UnHerdians, encouraging readers to experience more of what our rebellious cow stands proudly above".
I love to embed a link to a Google form for students to respond to direct questions about their writing process, as well as to ask for feedback and new ideas for improving the next unit.
Motivated by previous research on coordination problems and incentive design in organizations, we compare group incentives and individual incentives in a new experimental test-bed: a real-effort task embedding a weak-link technology.
