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 * Helping Tor users browse the internet without sacrificing privacy and getting discriminated
 
 ## Approach
-1. Having Cloudflare fronted websites ([captcha.wtf](https://captcha.wtf/) and [exit11.online](https://exit11.online/)) to simulate various configurations that can be done by the Cloudflare users
+1. Having Cloudflare fronted websites to simulate various configurations that can be done by the Cloudflare users (take a look at the [domains used for testing](#domains-used-for-testing) section)
 1. Periodically fetching these websites via Tor and other mainstream web browsers that are not using Tor
 1. Recording if a CAPTCHA is returned during the website fetches and other additional predefined [metrics](#metrics)
 1. Visualizing the results in a dashboard ([dashboard.captcha.wtf](http://dashboard.captcha.wtf/)) and analyzing the collected data
-1. Tracking and making the dataset & the results publicly available
+1. Tracking and making the dataset & the results publicly available ([api.captcha.wtf](http://api.captcha.wtf/))
 
 Here is a diagram that explains the approach in detail:
 ![Diagram](uploads/eb92686ee5529aed377b0e9ea977882a/Diagram.png)
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 - [X] Create Cloudflare fronted websites
   - [X] IPv4 and IPv6 only domains (as suggested by ticket:33010#comment:2)
-    - captcha.wtf -> IPv4 only
-    - exit11.online -> IPv6 only 
 - [X] Build a simple website fetcher to collect data
 - [X] Check for the existence of the "Cloudflare" string in the returned website (as suggested by ticket:33010#comment:25) 
 - [X] Create a simple dashboard for displaying collected data