Does a paper scientific article publish a simple link to a redirect instead of a long unreadable original address?

The question for me is vital.
As a graduate student I am writing an article now and periodically suffer. One of the reasons - long unreadable links. In an electronic article there is no difference what is under the anchor. But for paper it is very significant.

For example:
keshtech.com

To publish this in a footnote, of course, you can. But the interested person will go crazy until he gets it all. And there are after all both more difficult and more authentic ...
A simple solution is to create a redirect. For example, put in a footnote rambocat.chat.ru , which will automatically transfer to the original. Such is the care of the reader from paper media. Original addresses can be disclosed at the end.
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Of course, the rules of scientific publications are very strict. But after all they were formed rather for a long time.
What do you think about these redirects?