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# Priorities
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## Priorities for 2022
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## Priorities for 2023
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- make Tor accessible in China
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- make Tor accessible in Iran
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- detect and categorize attempts to censor Tor
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- improve the design and reliability of our software
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- release our data and software for use by the broader anti-censorship community
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- improve the performance of Snowflake so that Tor bootstraps reliably on a mobile phone in China
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- deploy TapDance and Conjure as high collateral damage PT
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- commit to a design for a reputation-based bridge distribution system
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- streamline our private bridge setup and distribution process
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- deploy probes in areas that are likely to censor Tor and collect pack captures and probe results for storage and analysis
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- provide OONI with suggestions for improving the accuracy of OONI's Tor tests
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- summarize the details of Tor blocking events with data from our probes and volunteers
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- add more user metrics based monitoring and alert rules using prometheus
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- deploy rdsys ad the new backend of bridgedb
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- ensure that key infrastructure can survive machine outages and restarts
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- remove hacky shims necessary for moat
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- future improve the snowflake library api to allow easy integration of snowflake with other tools
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- sanitize, publish and archive the results of our Tor reachability probes
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- complete our documentation for each of our tools so that other organizations can run their own anti-censorship infrastructure
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- Meek deprecation.
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- Think of priorities for the team so we can write the next proposal to get a sponsor.
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- Discovering and reporting surprises/regressions in Arti's bridge and PT support.
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- Time to fork obfs4proxy and maintain it ourselves.
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- bridge operator usability (obfs4proxy, snowflake, etc): deb packages in the right place, C-Tor patches to include pluggable transport version, etc.
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## Nice to have:
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- Q2: Content for the developer portal.
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- Capturing what we did in 2022 toward our priorities, for our future, and for visibility from other teams? Info is in SOTO 2022, anti-censorship team meeting pads, GitLab issues, and sponsor reports.
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- Onbasca work to test bridges and bridge performance
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https://gitlab.torproject.org/tpo/network-health/onbasca/-/issues/130
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- The "meta signaling channel app" idea (https://gitlab.torproject.org/tpo/anti-censorship/team/-/issues/111)
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- Are there external groups that are doing things we want to use, re-use, rely on, advertise, etc? Like, Geneva and its censorship assessment tools. Two-six and their apps?
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- How to structure our future work so that our progress is more evident to our community, in a way that doesn't involve extra bureaucracy/work for us? E.g. other open-source tools use milestones in their issue tracker in a way that organizes tickets by topics, and we don't do that, but we could!
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[Priorities for previous years](previous-priorities)
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