Dear Tor community,
maybe the notes from the Tor relay operator meetup on March 4 should
have mentioned that a participant called AirTor was kicked from that
BBB conference.
This happened because they were using “Tor” in their name and
continued to make dubious offers like the one below which just arrived
in my NGO's inbox. They did not send it to the e-mail address in the
ContactInfo of our Tor relays but a generic one. In BBB's text chat,
they offered to change their name “if thats best,” but as you can see,
they have not. Instead, the signed as ATOR – but that might be a typo.
I am writing this to let you know that it's best to ignore e-mails
like the one below. In the meetup, Roger made it increasingly clear
that he does not believe that AirTor are acting in good faith.
Cheers,
Christian
----- Forwarded message -----
From: AirTor Team <team@xxxxxxxxxx>
Message-ID: <1167510526.29240.1678981005095@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Subject: Support for TOR relay associations
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Hello from ATOR!
We are a community driven initiative that provides recognition rewards to
supporters and operators in the TOR ecosystem.
We would love to recognize your efforts and the efforts of your relay
operators, and hear your opinions on the protocol we have in mind.
Please let us know if this is something of interest to you. We would also like
to donate to help your operation grow and remain active.
Thank you for your time, we hope to hear from you soon!
Sincerely,
ATOR team
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