We do not accept content with website addresses/links

[canadianBill]

Hello,

I wrote a useful article about blocking websites that children can access in an easy and free way. However due to restrictions on the acceptance of website addresses/links in the article, my article was rejected.

Is there a way to circumvent this?

I need to demonstrate how to properly block websites but unless I can use examples of websites then the article would be difficult to write.

Is there a way for example to suggest something like ...?

<company website here>*

and use that as an example, with an addendum that *the company that purchases my article can change this to their website*? Or is there any way to get the article accepted while still using websites in some form?

Kind regards,
Bill

[Ed]

You can mention websites in your article, but but they may not be hyperlinked and the http://www. prefix must be removed.

Thanks,
Ed

[canadianBill]

Thanks Ed for the feedback!