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### O1: RACE (sponsor 28) is happy with Tor
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KR1: (minimal result) We have a good bullet-point outline of all the topics and components that need to be considered for Salmon.
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KR2: (better result) Each piece of this outline is fleshed out in enough detail that it provides a coherent narrative and helps the reader understand missing or unsolved pieces.
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KR1: (minimal result) We have a good bullet-point outline of all the topics and components that need to be considered for Salmon.
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KR3: We completed every requested presentation.
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* Funder learned more details about Tor activities (March site visit).
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* Other groups funded alongside us learned about our tech transition wishlist and our internet freedom funding landscape experience (April presentation).
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* Funder understood and appreciates the above Salmon topics (April ECP presentation).
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* Tor presented at PI meeting about RACE work since December (May presentation).
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* `#0F0[Outcome: We have a list of building blocks and milestones in the Defcon talk submission text.]`
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KR4: Money machine is well prepared to contract-manage the s28 contract.
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* We successfully handed off report management, and presentation info gathering, to Gaba and Bekeela.
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* We coordinated with Gaba whenever there were new task requests from sponsor.
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KR2: (better result) Each piece of this outline is fleshed out in enough detail that it provides a coherent narrative and helps the reader understand missing or unsolved pieces.
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KR3: We completed every requested presentation.
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* Funder learned more details about Tor activities (March site visit).
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* Other groups funded alongside us learned about our tech transition wishlist and our internet freedom funding landscape experience (April presentation).
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* Funder understood and appreciates the above Salmon topics (April ECP presentation).
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* Tor presented at PI meeting about RACE work since December (May presentation).
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KR4: Money machine is well prepared to contract-manage the s28 contract.
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* We successfully handed off report management, and presentation info gathering, to Gaba and Bekeela.
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* We coordinated with Gaba whenever there were new task requests from sponsor.
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### O2: The Tor network still functions
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KR1: upgrade moria1's hardware and OS, and get sbws running on it.
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KR1: upgrade moria1's hardware and OS, and get sbws running on it.
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KR2: We have noticed and handled every catastrophic attack/stability issue on the network.
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KR2: We have noticed and handled every catastrophic attack/stability issue on the network.
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KR3: I have been active in each relay operator meetup.
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KR3: I have been active in each relay operator meetup.
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KR4: The bad-relays team has consistently received Bermuda (bad exit test) results.
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KR4: The bad-relays team has consistently received Bermuda (bad exit test) results.
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### O3: PETS 2022 is successful
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KR1: My PETS research paper assignments got reviewed and have a decision.
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KR1: My PETS research paper assignments got reviewed and have a decision.
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KR2: PETS is on track to have diverse attendees because stipends got allocated well.
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KR2: PETS is on track to have diverse attendees because stipends got allocated well.
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KR3: PETS has a publisher for its research papers in 2022 and beyond.
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KR3: PETS has a publisher for its research papers in 2022 and beyond.
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### O4: Our external relationships feel appreciated
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KR1: PleasrDAO received the dusk v2 onion key.
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KR1: PleasrDAO received the dusk v2 onion key.
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KR2: I submitted a detailed outline for a Defcon talk (April).
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KR2: I submitted a detailed outline for a Defcon talk (April).
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KR3: Ola's trial had a Tor expert witness (January, May).
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KR3: Ola's trial had a Tor expert witness (January, May).
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KR4: I networked with security researchers at the NSF PI meeting (June).
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KR4: I networked with security researchers at the NSF PI meeting (June).
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KR5: I helped shepherd the twitter onion address to go public and work.
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KR5: I helped shepherd the twitter onion address to go public and work.
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## Foreshadowing my Q3 2022 topics:
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* Do some of the hard little-t-tor anti-censorship and dir-auth user-oriented improvements that we've been wanting forever
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* anti-censorship: https://gitlab.torproject.org/tpo/core/tor/-/issues/16844, https://gitlab.torproject.org/tpo/core/tor/-/issues/7349
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* dir-auth: https://gitlab.torproject.org/tpo/core/tor/-/issues/19162, https://gitlab.torproject.org/tpo/core/tor/-/issues/40395
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* Outreach (do PETS, Defcon talk, UE talk)
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* Internal community: check in with each core contributor
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* Continue most of the Q2 topics
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* Do some of the hard little-t-tor anti-censorship and dir-auth user-oriented improvements that we've been wanting forever
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* anti-censorship: https://gitlab.torproject.org/tpo/core/tor/-/issues/16844, https://gitlab.torproject.org/tpo/core/tor/-/issues/7349
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* dir-auth: https://gitlab.torproject.org/tpo/core/tor/-/issues/19162, https://gitlab.torproject.org/tpo/core/tor/-/issues/40395
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* Outreach (do PETS, Defcon talk, UE talk)
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* Internal community: check in with each core contributor
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* Continue most of the Q2 topics
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## Helpful links
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