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Fiverr is a global freelance marketplace where users offer and purchase digital services.

Substack is a newsletter and blogging platform that allows writers to publish content and build paid subscriptions.

Shelf is a social bookmarking platform where users curate and share collections of their favorite books, artists, genres, etc.

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Automatic validation of changes

Target F+ Check F- Check
Substack ❌   Fail ❌   Fail
Shelf ✔️   Pass ✔️   Pass
Fiverr ❌   Fail ✔️   Pass

Failures were detected on at least one updated target. Commits containing accuracy failures will often not be merged (unless a rationale is provided, such as false negatives due to regional differences).

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Automatic validation of changes

Target F+ Check F- Check
Shelf ✔️   Pass ✔️   Pass

@amydosomething amydosomething changed the title Add sites Fiverr, Substack and Shelf to data.json Add site Shelf to data.json Jan 20, 2026
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amydosomething commented Jan 20, 2026

Update: I've removed Fiverr and Substack from this PR.

  1. For Substack, running into Cloudflare/WAF protection that blocks GitHub Actions IPs. I've verified locally from my machine and it works perfectly, but the CI environment gets blocked with WAF errors.

  2. Checked removed-sites.md for Fiverr and realised that it was already removed from Sherlock (2025-02-02) due to CSRF protections.

Shelf.im passes both validation tests.

@amydosomething amydosomething changed the title Add site Shelf to data.json Add Shelf support Jan 21, 2026
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Appreciate the contribution!

All LGTM. Let's get this merged.

@ppfeister ppfeister merged commit 725c689 into sherlock-project:master Jan 24, 2026
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