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> Installed and working. (Yes, I read issue #32. What happens now that TB=
B
> updates in place? Will I remain with DWE when a new TBB is released?)

After an update to the TBB, the extension is reverted back to HTTPSE.
It's not ideal, but dwe itself is a bit of a hack.

> If there's a pro forma email template for this sort of thing I can try
> to adapt it, if not I'll run up a draft and place it on the Tor Project=

> wiki.

I've written up an example email here:
http://zerobinqmdqd236y.onion/?31934b9e07f96171#GM3e5ekrDUakoz612PNB8tCBm=
me/QRrj6zMgd1amZpU=3D
Feel free to improve on it, I based it off of emails I've sent in the
past. I'm not sure if we should list security concerns in the general
sense, or if we should point to a real life example of where a hidden
service was utilized for security reasons.

Colin

Katya Titov:
> Colin Mahns:
>> That was my fault, must've deleted a character by mistake.
>> https://github.com/chris-barry/darkweb-everywhere is the right link
>=20
> Installed and working. (Yes, I read issue #32. What happens now that TB=
B
> updates in place? Will I remain with DWE when a new TBB is released?)
>=20
>> I'm wondering if a few from the community should take part in a
>> nagging effort? I'd gladly throw some time of mine into helping get
>> more hidden services. Any takers?
>=20
> I'll help.
>=20
> A first call out: Derric Atzrott seems to have a close affiliation with=

> Wikimedia ... Derric, any thoughts on how to approach the Wikimedia
> Foundation and have them run a hidden service?
>=20
> And I'm pretty sure that there's been some very helpful posts from a
> Google employee here before ... can't find anything in my archives just=

> at the moment.
>=20
> If there's a pro forma email template for this sort of thing I can try
> to adapt it, if not I'll run up a draft and place it on the Tor Project=

> wiki.
>=20


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