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<div id="x55dedfc196014ab"><blockquote cite="C9D57C63-2415-4D57-BD99-782617CF7855@coolcomputers.info" type="cite" class="cite2">
I second this. We are in 2021 and a relay is considered fast if it is above 100KB/s...? I don’t think a later dialup service should be considered a fast relay.</blockquote><div id="x55dedfc196014ab"><br /></div><div id="x55dedfc196014ab">100KB/s is about 800Kb/s (<a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Data-rate_units">https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Data-rate_units</a>). I envy the dial up modems you had :)</div><div id="x55dedfc196014ab"><br /></div><div id="x55dedfc196014ab">I agree it is not fast, but is it "fast enough" for Tor's purpose? The Fast flag is (was?) also described as "the router is suitable for high-bandwidth circuits".</div><div id="x55dedfc196014ab">If I used Tor for high bandwidth stuff I'd hate to get a relay like that in my circuit. Especially if it also acts as a HSDir provider.</div><div id="x55dedfc196014ab"><br /></div></div>
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