bugmenot.com has this in their faq: > Q: Are you going to bankrupt my paid content service? > A: See above. If you are losing sleep over this then email the url and > we'll add your site to the "automatically blocked" list. I was wondering whether tor should have something like that on the eff pages. It should be easy enough to extend the configuration file language to something like ExitPolicy whitelist file:/etc/tor/these_are_my_friends.txt ExitPolicy blacklist https://tor.eff.org/google_groups_and_such.txt ExitPolicy blacklist https://tor.eff.org/opt-out_sites.txt The first one is merely syntactic sugar to what already is there, while the other two are a little different. Every operator would still be free to pick any policy. But it doesn't seem much of an effort to implement it to me, and it would be considerably faster to propagate flawed sites. Also, overall hostility towards the project would be reduced by making an effort to be nice even to people who don't understand internet identity management. On the downside, it would centralize policy at least to some extent, block sites that may otherwise be too lazy to protect themselves manually, and of course opt-out lists aren't very likely to be honored on all tor nodes anyway. I don't know, just an idea. cheers, matthias
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