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An interesting post linked in that thread (note: from 2014. I have no idea how they responded to this): https://lists.torproject.org/pipermail/tor-dev/2014-December/007999.html
I like the I2P project (despite not using it) and according to the official site “there are several bittorrent clients and trackers on I2P.” I’m sure they’d love you for it! Like you said, slow, but how much of the library do you expect the average user to download? A few MB? A couple of GB? Is the library a cohesive whole that needs to be one piece, or can you request people redistribute your library or its pieces onto the clearweb?
I see something mentioned about BiglyBT’s bridging (aka Network Mixing [github wiki link]), which allows I2P users to download clearnet torrents so long as a bridging user is seeding. I wonder if it works in the other direction: a BiglyBT seeder allowing clearnet users to download and I2P torrent. Maybe not.