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When 200 OK Is Not an Answer: Silent Fetch Failures in Agentic Web Content Acquisition
Web agents and answer engines fetch pages at question time, and liveness checks of cited sources treat an HTTP 200 response as success. We measure how often that assumption fails and what it does to measurements built on fetched pages. We fetched 10,307 URLs in three days with a polite static client
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