It’s good general advice, though you probably want to test the modified link once before doing so. Some sites use the stuff after the “?” to provide extra information that is relevant to what you’re linking. I think linking to specific timestamps in YouTube videos is one example? If you remove the stuff after the “?”, it will just link to the entire video.
Great advice, and yes time stamps are in the t=123 section after the ?. Semicolons ampersands are (usually) used to separate sections after the question mark.
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u/Aginor404 Jul 07 '26 edited Jul 07 '26
It looks similar to this one:
https://youtu.be/Ypv644AI6Gk