On Sun, Oct 31 2021, bill-auger <bill-auger@peers.community> wrote: > On Sun, 31 Oct 2021 19:42:49 +1100 Svetlana wrote: >> I guess the issue can also be checked with an open proxy or repeated >> cycling of tor nodes, > > right - not impossible, but non-trivial to confirm (aka: a PITA) > - i have seen two such complaints recently; so i am inclined to > believe it - i suppose it depends on how much evidence convinces > whoever makes the final decisions > > @rms @greg - how much evidence would be enough to verify C2? - is > one person's complaint enough? - two people? - should someone > demonstrate that the "tor roulette" game can confirm it?
I think two people is enough to confirm it. As Tor nodes or VPN addresses might be blocked for other reasons, though, it would be helpful to see if someone on a normal Iranian residential address has the same problem. But I don't think that's strictly necessary. So maybe one more result confirming this? -g -- Greg Farough // Campaigns Manager Free Software Foundation Join the FSF and help us defend software freedom: https://my.fsf.org
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