> I know Tor doesn't want to be in the network regulation business, but they need to be if they want their product to thrive. Otherwise, good bye Tor. I'm not

> I know Tor doesn't want to be in the network regulation business, but they need to be if they want their product to thrive. Otherwise, good bye Tor. I'm not sure if you know what you're talking about. From your comment, it's crystal-clear that you don't understand what their service is. Plus, calling a free service based largely based on volunteers, university and non-profits a product is derogatory.