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and it's not legal to knowingly link to such sites. Another reason is that unlike the clear web, there's no official registry that ties a domain to a particular service. The links change, get hijacked, and there are a whole lot of scams. That would require more vigilance on our part than we can realistically hope for, and the potential cost is too great. —
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