Observed arrival · 2026-11-01
An AO3 mirror directory with a manual safety checklist
Credibility concern recorded. The source reference remains available for verification and correction.
A Chinese-language page catalogs purported AO3 mirror addresses, groups them by domain shape, and explains how to inspect a destination before following it.
- For
- Chinese-language AO3 readers checking access routes
- Worth noticing
- The page groups routes by visible domain form, not by verified stability, speed, or operator.
Field notes
The directory distinguishes reused prefixes with different endings from short strings, brand-like names, and multi-level hostnames. It says numbering does not imply ranking, and suggests keeping only a few routes bookmarked rather than collecting the entire list. The supplied extract shows 15 numbered entries despite the page's 16+ claim; it does not establish who operates the destinations or whether they remain reliable.
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