Safe destinations
Niels Elgaard Larsen
elgaard at agol.dk
Fri Jul 3 11:30:17 UTC 2009
Gregory Maxwell wrote:
> How awful would it be to create a community managed list of 'safe
> destinations' distributed by the directory servers as a single object
> which exit operators could include in in their exit policies and
> further refine with local rules?
I would not like _one_ list as it could be single point of failure. E.g. someone could be
threatened or required by a court to remove a site from the white-list.
Also it could lead to discussions attacked by censorship being concentrated on a few
white-listed servers.
When there is a new development in e.g., Iran and new free-speech blogs appearing every
day, these blogs should be accessible though TOR from day one.
> Some exit operators would likely switch to safe-mode, reducing the
> total amount of universal-exit capacity but if the safe list included
> enough high traffic sites it would probably more than offset the loss
> and arguably anyone who switched was likely to quit in any case.
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