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# [Darknet Onion Webring](http://uptime.nowherejezfoltodf4jiyl6r56jnzintap5vyjlia7fkirfsnfizflqd.onion/) # [Darknet Onion Webring](http://uptime.nowherejezfoltodf4jiyl6r56jnzintap5vyjlia7fkirfsnfizflqd.onion/)
Darknet Onion Webring is powered by a Minimalistic Onion Hidden Service uptime checker, written in only PHP and Python, because javascript is NOT needed. Darknet Onion Webring is powered by a Minimalistic Onion Hidden Service uptime checker, written in only PHP and Python, because javascript is NOT needed.
## Why is the Darknet Onion Webring relevant ? ## Why is the Darknet Onion Webring relevant ?
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## How to join the Darknet Onion Webring ? ## How to join the Darknet Onion Webring ?
As detailed above, this project aims to gain traction over time as more and more people join the webring, so that a decentralized ecosystem can be formed accross online communities. As detailed above, this project aims to gain traction over time as more and more people join the webring, so that a decentralized ecosystem can be formed accross online communities.
1) run your own darknet-onion-webring instance as detailed below 1) run your own darknet-onion-webring instance as detailed below
1.2) Once you have a working webring instance spun up, make a 240x60 banner image like the one i made below, and upload it into the www/img/ folder:
![logo](./img/nowhere-banner.png)
1.3) Once done, you can add a line in the webring.php page like so:
```sh
<a href="http://uptime.nowherejezfoltodf4jiyl6r56jnzintap5vyjlia7fkirfsnfizflqd.onion"><img src="img/nowhere-banner.png" class="banner"></a>
<a href="http://uptime.wdawadwdadwawaddawdawdwawadwdadwwp5dawdwadawdawadwdwaadw.onion"><img src="img/yournew-banner.png" class="banner"></a>
```
2) As you keep on exploring the darknet, make sure you list the new onion links you find in the CSV files that are in www/links/, (i like to keep them separated in categories, so that they can be displayed in groups in the php pages afterward.) 2) As you keep on exploring the darknet, make sure you list the new onion links you find in the CSV files that are in www/links/, (i like to keep them separated in categories, so that they can be displayed in groups in the php pages afterward.)
<u>Option A:</u> <u>Option A:</u>