Trust Issues

[Slark]

Op, most of the problems you were talking about will disappear when you will reach higher member status.
These are just restrictions put on newbie accounts and not something related to TOR network.
If you value your privacy above else stick to TOR, but AFAIK every TOR IP is burdened with units of evil.
I would personally switch to VPN provider instead of TOR, it will give you sufficient privacy options (at least for my standards).

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[Janation]

So I do most of my activity behind TOR.
When I signed up here, I had to pay a fee as I signed up behind TOR as no doubt some numpties scammed some people or something. I had no problem paying the fees as they were tiny.
Now I find that I can't post a lot of the time as people are posting from the same IP as me which means I have to wait like 5 minutes... However 'this lessens with more trust'.
So I don't want to move away from TOR - yes I know there are some VPNs out there which have no logs policy, and my actual set up is TOR over no logs VPN.
How do I get more of this trust? It's getting annoying trying to post, not being able to and having to try and wait it out or reload TOR.
As I go to post this thread, I wonder how many times I will need to reload TOR before I can post.

You have trust issues in the first place. I mean why to use tor for posting on public forum? I mean its not guns & murder forum, its a bitcoin forum man .
So you have more problems than flood limits on this forum, TOR is known from slow loading page speeds depends on nodes you get in your path.

Yeah, if you want to be anonymous here in the forum, you can just avoid linking any important infos in your account, because people here do really not care about you, unless you got many bitcoins in your wallet.

[Mike Mayor]

Op, most of the problems you were talking about will disappear when you will reach higher member status.
These are just restrictions put on newbie accounts and not something related to TOR network.
If you value your privacy above else stick to TOR, but AFAIK every TOR IP is burdened with units of evil.
I would personally switch to VPN provider instead of TOR, it will give you sufficient privacy options (at least for my standards).

Well for is really another layer of protection you are ment to use vpn with it. I myself use a VPN and DNS. The reason is quite simple. I don't like the idea of my isp having access to what I do online. What I do is my business. You don't need people snooping around to try get you into trouble. I also use it to bypass blocked website and circumvent Hulu or Netflix. But using all that stuff here for a forum is over kill. If you must a VPN is fine. My VPN is on always. Though if you use dsn it's faster since VPN encrypts everything.