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if included in such definitions, your mailbox would be deepweb (if you access it through a standard web browser), since it can't be found just by following link
by detaro 5y ago
if included in such definitions, your mailbox would be deepweb (if you access it through a standard web browser), since it can't be found just by following links.
- webmaven 5y ago> if included in such definitions, your mailbox would be deepweb (if you access it through a standard web browser), since it can't be found just by following links. A mailing list that didn't have web-accessible archives would qualify. Arguably, so would a list that had archives that just weren't crawlable.
- detaro 5y agoA mailing list that doesn't have web-accessible archives is not *web at all. If the archives are web-accessible but protected/hidden, deepweb.
- webmaven 5y agoSorry, I misspoke. I meant publicly-accessible web archives, vs. ones that are publicly accessible (ie. browsable), but not crawlable (via robots.txt, for example).