[tor-bugs] #11167 [Tor bundles/installation]: Include bookmarks to SecureDrop sites in the Tor Browser Bundle

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#11167: Include bookmarks to SecureDrop sites in the Tor Browser Bundle
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     Reporter:  runa                      |      Owner:  erinn
         Type:  enhancement               |     Status:  new
     Priority:  normal                    |  Milestone:
    Component:  Tor bundles/installation  |    Version:
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Comment (by naif):

 At GlobaLeaks we just listed here publicly known users
 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GlobaLeaks#GlobaLeaks_uses while we planned
 to implement LeakDirectory as a software (but it maybe useful to do it
 together with SecureDrop Directory Authority as a unique platform) in
 order to have a list of all installations.

 The problem with bookmarks is that someone need to maintain it statically,
 keeping the responsibilities of deciding who get into that bookmark, who
 didn't get into the bookmark, if it has to be removed why/how/when.

 So, regarding placing a bookmark of leaksite into TBB, i think that it
 should be something "dynamic", loading list from third party resources and
 providing very big disclaimer and warning when accessing it.

 Which are the possible liabilities of the Tor Project in going to endorse
 (directly hot-linking) a specific leaksite or a specific media by
 providing a facilitated access trough it?

 IMHO Tor Project should be "agnostic" within the respect of bookmarks part
 of TBB.

 So this "facilitated access" must be built in a way that does not bring
 the liabilities of discriminating the bookmarked list of URLs.

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