Physics forums amazon link

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Users in the Physics Forums discussion inquire about the possibility of linking to Amazon products in a way that utilizes the forum's affiliate program. It is confirmed that links to textbooks or other items automatically direct through the Physics Forums affiliate link. This feature simplifies the process for members wishing to reference materials while supporting the forum. The discussion highlights the convenience of this automatic linking system. Overall, members appreciate the functionality that enhances their ability to share resources.
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If I ever reference a textbook (or anything else) and provide an amazon link to it, is there a way to make said link direct the user in such a way that it works for the physics forums affiliate link?
 
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mindheavy said:
If I ever reference a textbook (or anything else) and provide an amazon link to it, is there a way to make said link direct the user in such a way that it works for the physics forums affiliate link?
Greg Bernhardt will have to confirm, but I believe it is automatic.

https://www.physicsforums.com/showthread.php?t=473931
 
Yes it is automatic
 
Greg Bernhardt said:
Yes it is automatic

That's handy, good to know. Thanks.
 
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