What if I don't want node pages for content type? I am creating a node type that I don't want to have a separate node page for. I am going to use a page view to pull them into a list. And they will link to a URL that is stored in a field for the content type.

These are simple content types and there is no need for them to have a node page. I know I can avoid having a page for them just by having no way to get there, but is there anything else to think about.

Maybe they should be something else besides a content type? Or is there a better way to not have node pages for a content type?

Edit:

I'm not really trying to prevent people from viewing these nodes. If they want to get to the node with the URL then that's fine. The nodes are just very simple(title, short blurb, link) and the node page would be pretty useless. I am just wondering if I shouldn't use some other Drupal construct for something like this.
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  Some content/nodes should never be viewed directly; only visible be
  through something else such as Views or Panels. This module denies
  access to node/[nid] URLs while allowing the content to stay published
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