A Markdown table has the same functions. Here is a truncated draft I have been working on for @JCS:
| Name (AS) | Location(s) | Server(s) | Bandwidth | DDoS Protection | Reduced Exit Policy | Payment Method(s) | Source(s) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| HostSlick (AS208046) | Lelystad, Netherlands | VPS, dedicated | Up to 40 Gbps unmetered on dedicated servers | 2,000 Gbps on OSI layer 3/4 | No | PayPal, credit/debit card, Bitcoin, and more (except Monero)[1] | Tor Project (2023)[1] |
| IncogNET (AS210630) | Naaldwijk, Netherlands, Allentown, Pennsylvania, US, Kansas City, Missouri, US, and Liberty Lake, Washington, US | Shared, VPS, and dedicated | Up to 40 Gbps unmetered on Kansas dedicated servers (with inquiry) | 40 Gbps on Netherland dedicated servers, upgradeable to 100 Gbps[1] | Yes[1] | GoCardless, Paypal, Monero and other cryptocurrencies[1] | Tor Project (2023)[1][2] |
This criteria is mainly focused on DDoS protection and (Tor) abuse handling, since Purism has been affected by DDoS attacks in the past, while (Tor) abuse handling provides more leeway for Purism’s branding.