In the terms of publication, such nuances are always prescribed.

For example, the obligatory presence of one domain for all links. If an article or

news about a particular company (with the advertising of its products or

services), contains links to its website, then links to other resources are not allowed.

If it is not separately stated that all links must lead to one domain, then

you can specify links to different domains.

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