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“an odd but delightful service”
— BoingBoing
“the era of link shortening services like bit.ly have reached their natural conclusion [and] it’s time to adopt rroll.to as the new standard.”
— AVClub
“Ideal for sending the link to the thesis to the university management or something...”
— LangweileDichnet
“turns rickroll into a game - the user is aware of the risk, but clicks on the link to try their luck.”
— TJournal
“such a joke seems, at least, outdated.”
— TechInsider
“a horrible URL shortening service”
— DailyNewsAgency
“As if [the] internet has already not become annoying enough.”