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Thank you very much, Ben.
In Japanese webpages, we see such a thing like 'This
webpage is link-free.' It means "You can freely put a
link to this page."
That is really misleading, isn't it?
It seems -free after some word always means
'free of -' or 'without -'. e.g. acid-free, alcohol-free,
carefree, etc. Is that right?
link-free 
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