Some [ex-] employees and minions have been known to try playing and failed, unfortunate that people in whatever their next destinations may have to tolerate, or leave to avoid, them. Yet more interesting, and supportable and good, could be some new ex's who change and leave to come and speak out for better things and ways. Whistleblowing and leaking shall never cease to be valid forms of self expression conscience rehabilitation freedom new direction high free speech etc. Also of consideration could be that private topic lists that do not claim to be providing any free and open goods/services/speech to the public, could have more basis for blocking than the tor fora which hypocritically claims to be for open free speech and providing such things in the public interest... that requires high free speech to even come close to succeeding on such goal. Saying that you have public fora to come talk about tor, then not allowing people to talk about tor... is high public failure. Peanut-Butter-Soup is right... Calling for govt enforcement (ultimately murder) against free speech in ostensibly public fora seems quite poor. It is also unknown how long those who call for that would survive in less hypocritical speaking places such as Speakers Corner or the equivalent spaces in their country, before running away bleating for Govt Enforcement against free speech. And the resulting loss to their own free speech would be immense. Tor Project Incorporated are known censors and hypocrites. Same for two other lists that hypocritically claim and advertise to be all about free speech. Dishonesty about, and hypocrisy of, freespeech... is fraud. Either way, Tor Project has been exposed and cannot be considered as being for freedom of speech in that way. Donors, users, devs, and operators can decide for themselves if that matters to them. If it does, then Tor the software should be forked far away from Tor Project and its minions. Regardless of Tor, completely new p2p network projects should definitely be started up to compete with tor. Not least because an infamous spy agency admitted... "Tor Stinks -- NSA"