Do you recall my suggestion from about 2 years ago that a new anonymity
   network be built, akin to TOR, but hosted by 1000+ people out of their
   homes and small businesses?  I mentioned using Raspberry Pi.

   I recall this a little.  I was feeling discouraged at the time.  Why
   worry about hosting when everyone has a device already they are using

   I thought about this further and realise the reason to normalise the
   routing device would be to move toward protecting against sybil attacks
   via normalising device security.

   to email with?  Why start a new project rather than forking an old --
   unless the old ones are overcomplicated and unweildy.

   Question still stands.

   The main desirable thing is that unlimited-data Internet be available,
   which even then was true for 940 Mb/sec $65 month service.
   (CenturyLink service).  I believe they are now  offering 100 Mbits/sec
   for $30/month, which should be plenty for an anonymzation network.
   I suggested that all nodes be able to act as output nodes, and that to
   facilitate this

   Tor used to function with everyone an exit by default, of course.

   , all outputs be subject to mild (or better?) encryption, to ensure
   than plaintext never appears on any output node.  (To avoid
   inadvertently providing 'probable cause' to justify a search warrant.)

   Good idea.  A little similar to tor's exit node filtering for ssl
   (which is mostly unused I believe).

   Is somebody ready to talk about this?

   How do my questions land?