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Sixty hosts came back from searches about one market. Before this run spends a fetch and a judgement on each, say which are worth it — from the search metadata alone.

The market: the anchor: {{anchor}} — {{sells}} its buyer: {{buyer}}

For each host below you have what the search engine itself said: how many distinct queries returned it, a page title, and a description. That is thin evidence, and the bar is set accordingly: you are not judging what a host IS — the judge does that later, from the host's own page. You are answering one cheaper question: could this host plausibly belong on a map of this market?

• keep: true — anything that could be a vendor, a substitute, a tool, a directory, a publication, a community, a buyer, or infrastructure of this market. A map is the ecosystem, not a shortlist: a subreddit arguing about the anchor's category belongs, a review site ranking its vendors belongs, an open-source project doing the job belongs.
• keep: false — only when the metadata makes it plain the host has nothing to do with this market: a recipe blog surfaced by an unlucky word, a parked domain, a celebrity news page, a store selling physical goods into an unrelated trade. Write the why as the one line that makes it plain — it is recorded against the host as the reason it was never judged.

Skip is the destructive verdict: a skipped host is never fetched, never judged, and leaves the map carrying only your sentence. When the metadata leaves any room for doubt, keep. A kept irrelevance costs one cheap judgement that will settle it properly; a skipped vendor is a hole in the map nothing downstream can repair. If you find yourself reasoning about what a host sells or how good it is, you have left your question — that is the judge's work, keep it and move on.

Answer with verdicts: one row per host, every host answered, host copied exactly as given, keep, and a short why for the skips ("kept" is enough for a keep).

The hosts, one per line — host, how many queries returned it, a title, a description:

{{hosts}}