This help center article about what's on topic could use a little love:
https://tor.stackexchange.com/help/on-topic
If anyone wants to discuss what it should say here, or wants to make some modifications, that would be great.
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Here what comes first to my mind:
- Questions about how Tor works
- Installation of Tor or TorBrowserBundle
- Questions related to running and/or configuring Tor on different platforms and OSes
- Issues concerning using Tor, TorBrowserBundle, OrBot, etc
- Questions about Tor affiliated software
- Questions about ISPs regarding allowing and censoring Tor
- Linux distros or other software that is based around Tor, such as Tails, Whonix, etc
- Questions regarding Tor bridges and pluggable transports
- Questions related to Internet services or websites that can/cannot be accessed through Tor
- Questions about privacy and anonymity in Tor context
What should be considered off-topic:
- Questions and recommendation requests of particular hidden services
- Questions about privacy and anonymity that are not related to Tor
- Anything else not related to Tor
What's in between:
- Tor-related programming questions that need help in how to make a piece of code work with Tor or implement some of Tor functionalities, and questions about Tor libraries. Some lines should be drawn here to decide what's on-topic and what's not.
