[tor-teachers] Selling Tor outside the anglosphere

[Michael Zandi]

On 10/16/2015 02:12 PM, Virgil Griffith wrote:
> In general when I talk with leadership outside the anglosphere, they are
> much more interested in increasing GDP than rights. And they are well
> aware that corruption damages their effectiveness at home as well as
> perception abroad. And in these areas I've had much more success in
> selling Tor as an anti-corruption tool.

That's good to know and consider. In your experience, can bringing up
human rights/democracy issues alongside corruption issues hurt more than
it helps? If so, when?

It's plausible that you can have people on board when you talk about
anti-corruption, but lose them if you mention democracy/anonymity, so it
would be good to know when to especially be aware of this.