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Is #5 Magazine defunct, or has it just moved? In 2023, link www.5mag.co was removed from article with edit reason "removed dead external link". I tried to view www.5mag.co, but it just resulted in "taking too long to respond." /"The site could be temporarily unavailable or too busy." 2025 archive at Wayback Machine has domain redirect to five.supply, which seems to be an unrelated (cybersquatted?) website in Russian language. 2020 wayback seems more promising, redirecting to five.supply, some sport content BUT one that could be an imitation website (copied from another site, but with author's name removed?). EarthFurst (talk) 18:33, 31 August 2025 (UTC)Reply