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Loser.com Trolls Donald Trump By Redirecting To His Wikipedia Page

Nobodyrememberswhocameinsecond.com also goes after the GOP's former frontrunner.
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After Donald Trump lost the Iowa caucus on Monday, Loser.com began redirecting to the one-time frontrunner's Wikipedia page.
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There are direct messages and indirect messages, but one website specializes in another kind of message: the redirect message.

Loser.com often redirects its traffic to a different site, and on the morning after the Iowa caucuses, typing in that URL will take you to Donald Trump's Wikipedia page.

Ouch.

As the Washington Post noted last year, Loser.com has at various times redirected its traffic to President Barack Obama, Kanye West, WikiLeaks, Reddit and more.

At least one other website sent a "redirect message" after caucus night: nobodyrememberswhocameinsecond.com is also pointing to Trump's Wikipedia page.

 

(h/t Daily Beast)

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