Another mistake Tor tends to make is assuming 1 IP = 1 server. In theory someone could point 9,000 IP addresses at a single server. In practice this would be ob

Another mistake Tor tends to make is assuming 1 IP = 1 server. In theory someone could point 9,000 IP addresses at a single server. In practice this would be obvious when the bandwidth for it sucks, but it could easily be a single cluster of servers in one location with a bunch of addresses routing to it.