If you’ve got a big heap of text to drop on your blog, in Twitter, or any chat program that doesn’t really love paragraph pasting, TinyPaste is a reasonable solution. Like TinyURL, the one-click tool simply takes in long strings of text and converts them to short URLs, which, when clicked, bring up the text inside a mostly clean screen. There’s also a Firefox extension for right-click transformation of text into TinyPaste links. The service is free to use, doesn’t require a sign-up.
TinyPaste [via TechCrunch]
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