Sentence examples for third party links from inspiring English sources

For example, see this listing for the sale of search engine DigForIt, which contains numerous third party links and which also clearly violates eBay's linking policy.

Readers land there from the home page but also from search engines, social networks or third-party links.

We were also interested in understanding how often participants tended to access third-party links and advertisements online.

Overall, we found that in 38% of responses users estimated site references of above 500 third-party links (far above the actual cases as mentioned in earlier).

A point that is immediately obvious from the table is the extremely large estimates that participants expressed about third-party links.

"We take the safety of our marketplace very seriously and are removing the listing as it is in violation of our policy on third-party links".

The comparison between the number of third-party links on a website (the 'actual value' column in Table 2) and participants' perceptions of these links, is an interesting one.

"By actively supporting the use of third-party linking sites to publicise infringing content, the conspirators did not need to publicise such content on the Megaupload site.

The fact that participants were correctly able to identify Facebook as one of the sites with the most third-party link shows that there is some level of understanding of what types of organisations rely on third-party content.

This is clearly a pain point for Elliot-McCrea as he was instrumental in creating the OAuth standard that Twitter and many other service now use to allow for third-party link-ups.

It is not clear how the new feature will affect bit.ly, the third-party link shortener Twitter currently uses as its default, but it sounds like that may change soon.