An obvious place to post this code and protocol would be on Ethereum, which is censorship resistant. This is what the original developers of TC have done, and the result is a contract that becomes immutable and accessible, and is now the target of the sanction.
But I will not do that, as that would put me at risk of 30 years of jail time.
I will also not post the code on Gitlab or another service, as the repercussions can be severe. Whether it is just my Gitlab account being deleted, or whether it is more significant like the US government investigating me, I do not want to put myself in that situation.
However since you are the one saying there is no problem at all with it, I wonder if you would like to do that for us?
> Yes, privacy to help hide your coins acquired through dubious means, we know that.
It is sad that you default to assuming criminal behavior. The same argument is being made today by politicians and governments to try to add back doors to E2EE chat protocols and cryptographic signature schemes.