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4This has already been discussed: Dealing with malicious links internally/externally– Sonic the Anonymous HedgehogCommented May 11 at 7:43
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Yes- but what about people posting them for security reasons- this is similar -thank you- but I wouldn��t say a duplicate.– security_paranoidCommented May 11 at 7:55
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if you don't want a link to be clickable, wrap it in inline code something.– starballCommented May 11 at 10:42
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1So... I just checked the link from "for example", and apparently it's not "a dangerous hyper link", it's a legit Yandex link that redirects to the updated domain. I guess modern browsers warned that the link is dangerous because it's not HTTPS, but that's irrelevant because HTTPS doesn't mean the site is safe either :/– Meta Andrew T.Commented May 12 at 7:58
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