> > Can we start a tor-legal-matters and/or tor-misc-chatter lists to > > resolve this problem? > Tor is the technology side, but it has a political and legal side too, > which should be allowed to talk about, how far it likes to go. Okay, > maybe in another or-list, but generally there is to provide room for > such discussions, since as tor user or as node operator we are a part of > such matters automatically. > I don't like to leave the Tor branch to talk about such topics, since we > are a special kind of "family", thought.. I truly believe that the political and legal sides of Tor are actually more important than the pure technical issues. We need debates about people being chastised for using Tor[1] and server admins being arrested[2] and on and on. I think non-technical talk is important and should be allowed on OR-Talk. That being said: Those debates do require us who take part in them to think carefully about what really is Tor-related legal & political talk and what isn't, the line between what's somehow politically related and what's not is thin and blurry and quite easy to cross. [1] http://politics.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=07/02/08/2112258 [2] http://www.cnet.com/surveillance-state/8301-13739_1-9779225-46.html
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