WTN Mirror Studies

Reference

The addresses

The set, printed unchanged, with everything this site can honestly say about it.

The three WTN mirror addresses

  • hn2paw7zfvndw3dovycegeqmvvnf4pl67b3g2p7pohjlzavloosh73id.onion
  • hn2paw7zrgujyhnt6mgxlt2q6uhgbke4itpqitxhyfbumq3wtnckbuyd.onion
  • hn2paw7zadwkcra3qzv5e4q547i7e5lvxm62cfxqftuqdu7moiu2ceyd.onion

Set out flat, in the arrangement they were handed over, with nothing added. Nothing on this page marks one of them as the main one, because on this site that would be the one claim the studies are all arguing against. This reference opens none of them and measures nothing about them.

How they are published here

They appear at the top of this page, as they do on every page of this site. They carry no labels and no numbers. Nothing marks one as principal, because the argument running through all sixty four studies is that none of them is.

The arrangement they appear in is the arrangement they were supplied in, and reading anything into that arrangement is the mistake examined in reading order is not a ranking.

What can be measured, and is

Three things about the set can be established by looking at the strings themselves, with no access to anything. They are computed below from the text above rather than written out as sentences.

Shared headWhere it stops being sharedCharacters before .onion
hn2paw7zfvndw3dovycegeqmvvnf4pl67b3g2p7pohjlzavloosh73id56
hn2paw7zrgujyhnt6mgxlt2q6uhgbke4itpqitxhyfbumq3wtnckbuyd56
hn2paw7zadwkcra3qzv5e4q547i7e5lvxm62cfxqftuqdu7moiu2ceyd56

The first column is identical on all three lines and is 8 characters long. The bold character is the first one that differs. Both figures are measured from the strings above at the moment this page is built, not typed in by hand.

What no page can tell you about them

  • Whether any of them answers at this moment. Nothing here opens them, so nothing here knows.
  • Which of them is quickest for you, which depends on a path through the network that is yours and changes between attempts.
  • Whether the set is still the set the market considers current, since there is no channel that would carry that news reliably.
  • Whether a fourth string somebody shows you is genuine. A matching opening does not settle that, for the reasons in the head all three addresses share.

Keeping them

  1. Copy them with the buttons rather than reading them across and typing. Fifty six characters is well past the length at which people copy accurately by eye.
  2. Keep all three together in one place, as plain text you can paste from. Two of them stored and one forgotten is the failure mode described in keeping one and not the set.
  3. Keep them somewhere line breaks survive. A note that has merged two entries into one line is a set you no longer hold.
  4. Do not keep them only as a picture. A screenshot cannot be pasted, and pasting is the whole point.

What to do when one does not open

Try the next one. That is the entire procedure, and having it be that short is what the second and third address are for.

What you learn depends on how many of them behave the same way, and that is the subject of the absence section: one quiet, two quiet, and all three quiet are three different situations that tell a reader three different things.

Questions about the set itself

Are these all the WTN market links there are?

These are the three this site was given and publishes. Whether a market keeps others it has not published is not something any outside page can know, which is part of the argument in who decides what the set contains.

Why is there no verified badge beside each one?

Because a badge would be a claim about a check, and no check happens here. This reference never opens an address, so it has nothing to report about the state of one. What can honestly be said about a published address is set out in what a list proves.

Do all three lead to the same place?

They are published as three routes to one market, and the equivalence section works through what that means in practice for an account, an inbox, an order record and a balance, including the places where the sameness stops.

Every page on this site

How this site thinksThe addressesPluralityThree addresses can describe one marketWhat a second address actually buys youWhat a second address costs the readerA second mirror is not a backup of the firstThe head all three addresses shareWhy the set is three and not fiftyPlurality is not a promise that one will answerNobody on this side decides what the set containsChoosingThere is no correct address to open firstOpening the first address you seeAfter a while, habit picks for youReading order is not a rankingChoosing badly happens when you are in a hurryRotating between the three on purposeLoad time as a tiebreak, and where it failsThe choice you only make once per visitEquivalenceOne account, reachable from any of the threeThe inbox is one object, seen from three routesAn order does not belong to the address it came fromA balance is not held per addressThe circuit is yours, not the address'sA session does not follow you across addressesChecks at the front door are per routeWhere the sameness stopsDivergenceWhen two addresses seem to disagreeA stale page is not a stale marketYour own browser can manufacture a differenceTwo front pages that do not matchOne route slow, one quick, one marketSomething on one route and not the otherThe kind of difference that mattersTelling a real difference from an apparent oneSwitchingWhat carries when you switch mid visitWhat is dropped the moment you switchSwitching while an order is half writtenSwitching while a message is half typedProblems switching will not fixTwo routes open in two tabsThe moments where switching is the right moveThe cost of switching, counted honestlyAbsenceOne route quiet, two answeringTwo quiet, one answeringAll three quiet at onceWhat silence cannot tell youThe quiet that is on your sideRoutes that go quiet and come backNothing announces that a route went quietWhy there is no uptime number hereListsA list is a copy, not the thingHow a list goes staleTwo honest lists can differA list longer than the setWhat a list can and cannot proveThe list you keep yourselfReading the age of a listA list that ranks its entriesMistakesMixing characters from two addressesAssuming the set has an orderTreating one address as the real siteKeeping one and not the setJudging the market by one routeRetyping an address from memoryExpecting one route to point at anotherBlaming the market for a route level problemAll studiesThe words people type