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It took the FBI and the Department of Justice two and a half years to shut down the Deep Web drug market known as the Silk Road and while they might have arrested the alleged mastermind and several vendors and users, the spirit of the service seemingly can’t be taken away.
A reborn Silk Road came online early Wednesday morning with the promise of being bigger and better than the original. According to All Things Vice, administrators first worked on rebuilding the community. To curb trolls and spammers, an invite-only system was implemented where users could only join the forum via an invite from an existing member.
Pimpintology
I dunno how anyone can even see the deep web. I tried and it was so slow I gave up. I wanted to see what all the fuss was about. Nothing apparently.
Ross Ulbricht, the 29-year-old San Francisco man accused of running the world's biggest online drug marketplace, Silk Road, said he is "not excessively" concerned about the future.