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Hi there, regarding these changes, I don't see the benefit of swapping out a link from TOI's desktop website with the mobile version. Typically speaking, the desktop versions are more accessible and contain better information. Mobile sites don't often format properly on desktops and are often truncated for mobile viewing. If you have a reasonable explanation for this, I'm happy to hear it, otherwise, I think you should probably avoid the practice if this is something you frequently do. Feel free to reply here if you wish. Thanks.