[tor-talk] Reliable server hosting company for Tor exits?

[Rejo Zenger]

Hi,

> Tor relays (regardless of exit policy) are listed in the Tor consensus,
> which is public -- it has to be so clients can get the list.

Yes. Of course. Stupid me.

> As for the problem the blacklisters were trying to solve, at best
> they were thinking "I want to block Tor, I'll scrape this page I found
> and block all the IPs in it." At worst, they were taking the path all
> blacklists eventually take, of "I will punish everything associated with
> this thing I hate, in hopes that it will die or at least its neighbors
> will pressure it."

That doesn't make sense to me. But then again, it's probably not supposed to be. :)

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