Warren is spot on. Not a surprise, of course :-)
The takeaway for me from this thread is problems with CAPTCHA’s, some
situations where CAPTCHA’s don’t even appear, the tuning of various filters,
and possible additional mirrors. I have asked the IETF tools and IT folks to
take a look. This isn’t the only thing they are doing, so it will probably take
some time to figure out what we can do. And they still must be able to deal
with denial of service attacks from all over the Internet and not just Tor, and
yes, the tools at our disposal will be imperfect, and yes, there will be some
pain for some users as a result. They will do their best. Don’t expect miracles.
I would also like to ask that we not dwell deeply on the goodness or not of Tor
or any other networks or systems for that matter. We’re not here to pass
judgment, but of course we try to enable access to IETF resources as widely as
we can.
Jari
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