[tor-talk] Are non-official projects welcome to Stackexchange Tor Q&A forum?

[Runa A. Sandvik]

On Fri, Jun 21, 2013 at 2:39 PM, adrelanos <adrelanos at riseup.net> wrote:
> Runa A. Sandvik:
>> On Fri, Jun 21, 2013 at 12:58 PM, Nadim Kobeissi <nadim at nadim.cc> wrote:
>>> I disagree with the Tor Project pushing for a StackExchange that is limited to Tor, when a StackExchange for Anonymity Technology doesn't exist as a whole. I would prefer that a SE for Anonymity software is established that includes Tor as well as other solutions such as I2P. As it stands right now, Tor looks like it's trying to monopolize any possible Anonymity SE, and that's not okay.
>>>
>>> There is a thread here that echoes similar concerns:
>>> http://discuss.area51.stackexchange.com/questions/10705/why-limit-this-to-tor
>>
>> Nadim, I said this on Twitter and I will say it here too; the right
>> place for this discussion is on the Stack Exchange proposal page.
>
>> It
>> is not up to the Tor Project to decide what goes and what does not on
>> this page, it is up to the community.
>
> That contradicts what Nick initially replied (first reply in this thread).

Stack Exchange proposals and pages are very much community driven. We
need help from the community to make our page a success. There is a
discussion on our proposal page about whether we should limit the page
to Tor-related questions or not;
http://discuss.area51.stackexchange.com/questions/10705/why-limit-this-to-tor.

I agree with Nick's statement about seeing how things develop and
revisit the question later. I am concerned that including other
anonymizing networks and tools, such as Freenet and I2P, will make the
site too broad. I would also like to encourage you to comment on the
proposal page instead of the tor-talk mailing list. The proposal page
is a good place for a discussion about what the page should and should
not be.

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Runa A. Sandvik