VincentZ

Feel free to check which amount of money the bitcoins addresses you can find online have received .. And you'll figure out :)

Very true. Most of the finance or market-place websites are scam. Not all of them are labeled with it (because there is a SCAM label ! Can't truly test all websites by ordering the stuff) but clearly some of them were scam. In particular techno-stuff (IPhone etc.) marketplaces are usually scams.

Very true. Most of them are just biblical extracts. I haven't seen any "sect-related" content.

True. But this dataset is "safe". I could ensure you to download it and show it in front of any public, without that much concern about shocking anyone (maybe one or two pictures may not be friendly for everyone, but nothing as bad as you could encounter on the "true Tor"). That's precisely one use of this dataset : showing what is on Tor without have a 200 heart beat because you don't know on which page you'll land next.

The graph displaying repartition was done only on a subset of all pictures. Not all of them are classified yet, and so, these stats were extracted from only a sample of this (quite big) dataset. Second thing is that these stats are computed BEFORE removal of all "bad pictures". Which means that what you have in the folder has not exactly the same ratio/statistics.

Concerning the "other-not-illegal", if the website was none of the other labels AND not illegal, it was usually tagged as "other-not-illegal". For instance, personal websites are tagged as "legitimate" and a Tor Wiki is tagged as "other-not-illegal" and "wiki". General information about Tor, websites allowing to do some calculation online (tools to hash things, calculator, ..) or online games (without money involved) are labelled as "other-not-illegal".

Anything related to finance - even if it can be legal - is not labelled as "other-not-illegal", for example.