Dear list members,
Since i was the One who asked to put Oniontip on the tor-website (donate
section), what is the current discussion status ?
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Mike Perry transcribed 6.0K bytes:
Thomas White:
Hmmm... appears to be have been upgraded since I last checked then
(which was only a few weeks ago!). Nicely done oniontip. I stand
corrected.
Well, my original ask was for everyone to be able to verify that all
12.36 BTC that oniontip
On Mon, Sep 29, 2014 at 1:24 AM, Karsten Loesing kars...@torproject.org
wrote:
Speaking of, we're looking for hosting for a second Onionoo instance.
It would be set up and maintained by iwakeh, cc'ed, who recently
contributed some great patches to Onionoo. If somebody has a spare
server with
On 28/09/14 19:56, Thomas White wrote:
I have a server that can be used but I'd rather not personally maintain
it so if somebody can manage it, I can provide the hardware connection.
Thanks, Thomas, for the offer. Following up in private mail.
All the best,
Karsten
On 29/09/14 16:45, Sanjeev Gupta wrote:
On Mon, Sep 29, 2014 at 1:24 AM, Karsten Loesing kars...@torproject.org
wrote:
Speaking of, we're looking for hosting for a second Onionoo instance.
It would be set up and maintained by iwakeh, cc'ed, who recently
contributed some great patches to
Thomas White:
Hmmm... appears to be have been upgraded since I last checked then
(which was only a few weeks ago!). Nicely done oniontip. I stand
corrected.
Well, my original ask was for everyone to be able to verify that all
12.36 BTC that oniontip has received (as of right now) has actually
Hi,
Mike, your questions are all valid. Remember where this project is coming
from. Donncha put this together at the Dublin Bitcoin Hackathon and it was
designed to give back a little bit to the Relay Operators. I never expected
anything in return for my relays but im glad that onintip exists
Thomas White thomaswh...@riseup.net writes:
My concern (which has been highlighted before by Mike Perry) is that the
site lacks accountability and transparency. There is no way to verify
the donations actually reach the operators.
-T
Also, I think that oniontip is using Onionoo to get
Thanks everyone for all the feedback. I'm delighted to see OnionTip is
being used and that relay operators are getting some (usually token)
appreciation.
Mike, I've taken on board all the feedback you gave to this list on 2nd
September. I've just pushed some changes. There is now a listing of all
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Well I'm happy to see OnionTip, I think it's certainly better than the
reimbursement approach which uses far too much paperwork and time etc.
Having said this we need to increase adoption before people like
myself step into the frame because the
There are some nice statistics at https://metrics.torproject.org about
node types. As of 9/24/14 the total advertized bandwidth for guards was
8.6Gbps, exits 4Gbps, and middles 2Gbps. If you want to distribute tips
proportionally, based upon those numbers guards should get less than a
On 28/09/14 16:00, George Kadianakis wrote:
Thomas White thomaswh...@riseup.net writes:
My concern (which has been highlighted before by Mike Perry) is that the
site lacks accountability and transparency. There is no way to verify
the donations actually reach the operators.
-T
Also, I
I have a server that can be used but I'd rather not personally maintain
it so if somebody can manage it, I can provide the hardware connection.
-T
On 28/09/2014 18:24, Karsten Loesing wrote:
On 28/09/14 16:00, George Kadianakis wrote:
Thomas White thomaswh...@riseup.net writes:
My concern
So, https://oniontip.com is a great help for tor-relay runners
We do need more donations imho
Whoever made it, thank you
- Justaguy
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Considering the operators opt in to the system via changing their
contact info (by appending a bitcoin address) merely checking that the
bitcoin donation go to those addresses would seem very easily verified.
A site like blockchain.info allows you to track bitcoin flows from
address information.
The process is completely transparent. All Bitcoin transactions are
viewable by the public on the Bitcoin blockchain. The Bitcoin addresses
are posted by the relay operators themselves in their contact info on
their relay. I can confirm that I receive donations made to the address I
posted on
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Hmmm... appears to be have been upgraded since I last checked then
(which was only a few weeks ago!). Nicely done oniontip. I stand
corrected.
On 28/09/2014 03:28, Ed Carter wrote:
The process is completely transparent. All Bitcoin transactions
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