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 - Share code that others can edit and modify
 - Clone web pages with the bookmarklet (under active development)
 - "Publish" web pages instantaneously
-- Published links never stop working and cannot be taken down
+- Published links never stop working and ~cannot be taken down~ function as long as this site is trusted and extant
 - No dependencies
 - No signups
 - No tracking
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 Furthermore, URL Pages is very much a proof of concept, and should not be relied upon for anything consequential.
 
+Read the code and understand it before using so that you understand any associated risks. The codebase was written with readers in-mind. Since the codebase is intentionally short, it can be read and digested fairly quickly if you have prior experience with client-side web applications. 
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+I originally conceived this as a simple, static CodePen clone, but I felt the "publishing" of pages as URLs was an interesting idea. So I decided to present that aspect of it front and center, even though it wasn't really the point of the project at the beginning. About a year ago, I had a proof of concept version that I ended up using fairly frequently for sharing quick HTML/CSS/JavaScript experiments (never as a means of seriously publishing and sharing censorship-proof content). I found that if its use is limited to that case, it is actually very handy and robust!
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 ## Examples
 
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 - Make the buttons better/more efficient (don't update `href` on every key press)
 - Figure out and publish max URL sizes for various URL shorteners
 - Add features
+- Add option to "publish" pages using base65536 as suggested [here](https://github.com/jstrieb/urlpages/issues/5)