Wrote about redirect responses

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+Many domains are either configured correctly, or perhaps did not by either
+ configuration or chance not respond during domain scanning.
+ While most non-failed domains produce 2xx responses, there is a high ratio
+ of 3xx redirect class responses.
+ With some 20% of random domains and around 50% or top sites redirecting
+ their visitors, it begs further research.
+ Many of them are 301, considered permanent, redirects; they indicate that
+ the information supposedly found at the domain is actually found somewhere
+ else.
+ The difference between http and http-www datasets seems to suggest that
+ redirects lead to the other (above 90%), or a secure variant; this thesis
+ has looked at redirects within the same domain and to HTTPS variations
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