On Sat, Jul 5, 2014 at 4:20 AM, Cathal Garvey
Quite right, there's no reason why there can't be more, except for the liability of actually hosting those exits. OTOH, there are now plenty of hosts who accept bitcoin for hosting in countries that probably don't give a damn about outproxies, so why not crowdfund a set of dedicated high-bandwidth outproxies?
Legally, in most western / sane countries, there are provider/carrier/isp exceptions exits fall into such that running exits (tor/i2p/vpn/proxies) is not a problem... Tor has about 1000 of them. And if you follow torproject.org, torservers.net, noisebridge.net, accessnow.org, you'll find lots of donation and funding efforts. eff.org runs PR challenges. This all applies to I2P and other projects, they could join together in these efforts, and develop some more of their own as well.