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also be meaninful, and that you personally would prefer to set your
policy the other way, i.e. that you'd only allow traffic into your own
country - but this still leads to the same technical problems.

Although, combining client and server algorithms might lead to some 
working approach (if the problem with the license could be solved):
 - the server announces his exit policy, including countries
 - the client has her own DB of countries
 - they act independently on their databases and some exiting streams
   get rejected - how bad could that be? possibly just a small 
   percentage of connections that get rejected. 
   
Does anyone know how static the distribution of IPs <-> countries is?

Haven't read the 'academical contribution page' from tor for a while,
but how about adding this point to that list?

-- Lexi

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