I
think the issue is a ease of deployment & abuse issues
is limiting deployment #’s. Funds isn’t the issue in my
eyes. If we could get $10-20/node setup globally, I would
easily pony up $200/month and have 10-20 owner/operators
running relays.
-Ben
Well met,
This comes back to my suggestion of having people in the
community come together that have different strengths to get
some more strong exits going. Sharif is primarily concerned
about lack of time managing the abuse and such from the exit
node, and my primary concern is spending money on what's
ultimately a donation to a cause when I could be selfishly
spending it on my student loans.
If people like Sharif and I got together to jointly run nodes
as Owner/Operator, I think we could really expand the
community in both infrastructure and people.
-12xBTM.
On 21.8.15 8:21, Sharif Olorin wrote:
I'd like to operate an exit node[0],
my chief concern being lack of time. The only reason I can operate
relays at all is by automating everything I can; I've considered things
like writing an autoresponder to a prominent abuse email address which
delivers the standard exit-node boilerplate appended with a contact
address in case followup is necessary, but I have no idea how
effective that would be - any thoughts would be welcome.
Thanks,
Sharif
[0] I prefer not to contribute funds in lieu of operating relays; it's
tempting, but operator diversity is important.
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