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For example, if I start a discussion and in the URL field link to The Atlas Society, when people click the title of my post, they will be taken to wherever I linked to.
Does that make sense?
You can tell you're about to go to a different site by looking at the URL in parenthesis after the post title. For example, right now there is a new post by nickursis entitled "San Francisco proposes a tax on robots." After the title it says, in smaller print, (yahoo), so I know if I click the title of his post I'm going to a Yahoo page.