Add Dead-Web Index to Public Data - #184
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Added Dead-Web Index entry with details about reachability labels.
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LGTM but I will note @tonywangcn that Common Crawl robotstxt subset can be used to create a much larger dead detector dataset (~ 40 million hosts) going back to 2018. |
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@wumpus nice point, will research how to build one later, thanks |
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Adds the Dead-Web Index to the Public Data section.
An open dataset (CC BY 4.0, JSONL) labelling the reachability of the DomCop top-10-million domains as alive / blocked / dead, from two probe arms — a polite HTTP client and a browser TLS fingerprint (2026). A public, domain-level snapshot of link rot (what is genuinely gone vs. still reachable), useful for capture prioritisation and link-rot research.
Inserted alphabetically in Public Data, following the entry format. Repo: https://github.com/Crawlora-org/dead-web-index-data