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Bittorrent

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Subject: Bittorrent
From: Jon <scream@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Sun, 15 Feb 2009 20:13:37 -0700
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I had a thought.  Now we know that

1) Bittorrent traffic across the network is not preferable.

2) Bittorrent traffic does transit the network.

3) Currently, any protocol level filtering within Tor is not preferable.



We also know that some of the major developers of the bittorrent
platforms have coded some blocklist ip filtering for the actual
bittorrent platforms.

Have we thought of engaging the bittorrent community on blocking the
tor nodes themselves.  This would disrupt the BT traffic transiting
the Tor network.

Thoughts?

Jon
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