Ao3 Mirror Link Info

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Archive of Our Own (AO3) uses mirror links—alternative URLs that lead to the same content—to help users bypass network blocks (like at school or work), navigate regional firewalls, or manage high traffic during outages

Schools, offices, or certain countries may block the .org domain. Using an alternative domain like .gay or .net can often slip past these filters.

The encryption prevents your local network administrator from seeing that you are visiting AO3, automatically unblocking the site.

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Sometimes, network blocks are implemented at the Domain Name System (DNS) level by your internet service provider. Switching your device’s DNS settings to a public, secure provider like Cloudflare (1.1.1.1) or Google Public DNS (8.8.8.8) can easily restore access to blocked sites without requiring additional software. Utilize the Tor Browser

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During major maintenance or DDoS attacks, the OTW sometimes spins up a . This allows users to read works but not post, edit, or leave kudos. The URL for this mirror changes from event to event, but it is always announced first on the AO3_Status Twitter (X) account and the OTW’s Tumblr .

The OTW is a small team of volunteers. Running one massive archive is expensive enough; running a fully synchronized public mirror would double their infrastructure costs. However, there are two official exceptions: