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Shot myself in the foot. Of course, handles, DOIs, and LSIDs all end up being resolved to a URL other than the identifier the user typed in, so arguably the phishing analogy is bogus -- although at least with a handle or DOI there is no prior expectation of what the URL should be (which may or may not be a good thing).
Must engage brain before typing...
Regards
Rod
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