> It’s a constant struggle for Tor to recruit “everyday” users of Tor, who use the service to evade commercial surveillance. That doesn't seem to be a struggle

> It’s a constant struggle for Tor to recruit “everyday” users of Tor, who use the service to evade commercial surveillance. That doesn't seem to be a struggle at all. All kinds of users leverage Tor for all kinds of reasons. The struggle is to recruit everyday users who have the inclination, technical expertise, and rhetorical skill necessary to defend the technology against all kinds of fearmongering tactics. There is a general lack of such people. If the same set of interests bent on defeating Tor set their sights on TCP, you can bet that technologists would be struggling to find ways to defend it that could resonate with the general public.