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The "iceberg" infographic that's the featured image on this article is an inaccurate representation of the "darknet" that has been passed around ever since the shutdown of the Silk Road market. Is there a better image we could replace it with? I think a better representation might be a graphic of the Tor network, I2P, or something along those lines. There's a site called TorFlow, and it has a map of Tor traffic around the world. I think it's an accurate symbol for the dark web in general, as well as the Tor network itself. What do you all think? MystikMakr (talk) 12:47, 6 June 2025 (UTC)[]

ZeroNet is listed under the "Active" darknets, but it no longer exists. It should be moved to the "Defunct/no longer supported" list. MystikMakr (talk) 12:24, 9 August 2025 (UTC)[]

We may eventually want to add the Reticulum Network Stack and nomadnet to the list of darknets, but I see there are no corresponding articles for these. I can work on writing an article about Reticulum, perhaps. MystikMakr (talk) 12:08, 4 September 2025 (UTC)[]