Correctly handling redirects

I’m in the process of consolidating all my work scattered across the WWW to www.ronaldbradford.com

As part of the process I was originally redirecting this to my present blog but I was not doing it the correct way. You should Use standard redirects: don’t break the back button! from W3C.

For now, I’ve reverted to a splash page and physical links until I can complete the new site.

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