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<p class="MsoNormal">I am doing a little project for myself and I am trying to become more advanced in python programming. And my project is web scrapping which is a basically extracting data from a website. And what I am trying to do is just write a program
that you could input a list of ip addresses into, it would go to your website and search that list of ip addresses and it will tell me if it is a tor node or not. I already know your website does that, but I wondering if that would be breaking any rules you
guys have, I don’t want to get in trouble and I respect what you guys are doing at the Tor Project.</p>
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<p class="MsoNormal">Thank you in advance for reading and replying!</p>
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