Roger Dingledine <arma@mit.edu> wrote Sat, 20 Sep 2014 16:33:58 -0400: | Part of the general problem though is that many Tor exit relay operators | don't really want publicity about their choice -- they've gotten enough | buy-in locally to run the relay, but they don't really want CNN to show | up wanting to interview their dean about why she is endorsing Tor. | | I wonder if somebody should start doing a "highlight a Tor exit relay | operator" weekly column or something, to make it more commonplace | to admit that you're running an exit relay? As an additional bird to | kill, putting a human face on exit relays might help answer some of the | concerns I get from people (even otherwise smart Tor fans) who say that | the only people who can afford to run stable exit relays are people who | are collaborating with the authorities to undermine Tor. With my DFRI [1] hat on, I'd like to volunteer to present an alternative view on how to run exit traffic in a sustainable manner, should someone decide to pick up this idea. This is unrelated to relays at universities and campuses but still a very good idea IMO. [1] https://www.dfri.se/dfri/?lang=en