It can be used effectively, however there are two problems with this strategy. This way, they ignore the links on the other side of this key/string pair and only return pages that are directly related to whatever it is you're trying to search for. In short, you basically trick them by putting the word 'AlphaBay' before the string you want returned.

What this does is tell the search engine spiders not to return any site which is not directly (and similarly irrelevant) to the keyword or phrase you used. When you do this, you are passing the query 'vs darknet' into the URL as the value of the keyword or phrase you are searching for. The problem comes in when you use the search term 'AlphaBay' as the URL address for your onion website. That's great in theory - imagine if you could search for a particular word, phrase or idiom and get a list of all the dark web sites that related to that word, phrase or idiom? It would be interesting to see exactly how many links there would be between all of these 'dark net' sites. First of all, a 'AlphaBay' keyword search will return all the onion websites that are associated with each of the listed keywords.

I have personally been debating this for several days now, and so far, I have decided that it is an okay tool to use if you plan on using it correctly. There has been much debate on the effectiveness of the AlphaBay Market URL.

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