Hi all, I am working on an info flyer for Tor Servers so they can be handed out at conferences/events/where humans congregate. I have a few questions: 1. In order preference, what are the top three ways people can help Tor servers? So far I have - a) ISPs contributing bandwidth/hosting, b) people donating money/coin/etc, c) people running Tor nodes. I am unsure about 3, but that’s what I understand from the TorServers website. Is that right? Any others? 2. Can an individual run their own tor node and still be “part” of TorServers? Eg: I run my own Tor node on a VPS I pay for myself. Can I be part of TorServers, and still retain “control” over my node? 3. What does TorServers actually do? So far I have - a) run (manage?) Tor nodes (exit and internal), b) run (and manage?) Tor bridges private and public, c) handle abuse reports from other parties. I understand TorServers handles the abuse reports - but is that *only* for nodes that it runs, OR can it also handle the abuse reports *I* receive as a Tor node operator? (See above) 4. Is there a TorServers logo? Or is Moritz standing on a cliff the logo ;) (Nice picture btw…) I hope someone can help out or point me in the right answer. If I should post this to the tor-talk list, please let me know. Hopefully I can use this info then to produce a decent information sheet for people. Thanks! Bernard -------------------------------------- Bernard / bluboxthief / ei8fdb If you’d like to get in touch, please do: http://me.ei8fdb.org/
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