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Regarding Anonymity ChronJob 01-03-2008
Posted by ChronJob on January 4, 2008, 2:09 pm
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>
>> Gentlemen (and Ladies):
>>
>> I'm looking for some technique or other that would allow me to post
>> photos and bios of my favorite morons and half-wits. I'd like this
>> to be fairly anonymous, so that even a subpoena would be ineffective
>> in identifying me.
>>
>> Any thoughts? Suggestions?
>
> Thoughts, yes. "Off topic for comp.security.firewalls" comes to
> mind.
>
> Suggestions: repost to alt.privacy.anon-server or alt.privacy perhaps
> if you are intent on such sniping as an anonymous coward. Or perhaps
> focus time and effort on something more positive. You'll end up
> happier, with the latter suggestion, I suspect.
>
> Best Regards,

Ah, some additional moralizing from a busy-body candy-ass.

Why don't you just shut your cake-hole, and try answering a posted
question. Perhaps your idiot family give a hoot for your opinions, but it's
unlikely that any else does.

Thanks,
ChronJob

Posted by Todd H. on January 4, 2008, 2:59 pm
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>
> >
> >> Gentlemen (and Ladies):
> >>
> >> I'm looking for some technique or other that would allow me to post
> >> photos and bios of my favorite morons and half-wits. I'd like this
> >> to be fairly anonymous, so that even a subpoena would be ineffective
> >> in identifying me.
> >>
> >> Any thoughts? Suggestions?
> >
> > Thoughts, yes. "Off topic for comp.security.firewalls" comes to
> > mind.
> >
> > Suggestions: repost to alt.privacy.anon-server or alt.privacy perhaps
> > if you are intent on such sniping as an anonymous coward. Or perhaps
> > focus time and effort on something more positive. You'll end up
> > happier, with the latter suggestion, I suspect.
> >
> > Best Regards,
>
> Ah, some additional moralizing from a busy-body candy-ass.

At the risk of trolling the troll...

You apparently overlooked the pointers to the 2 on-topic groups that
specialize in your question.

> Why don't you just shut your cake-hole, and try answering a posted
> question.

It's not because I and others here don't know the answer. Put your
thinking cap on though as to why your approach isn't winning friends,
influencing people, or compelling the answers you seek.

Best Regards,
--
Todd H.
http://www.toddh.net/

Posted by Walter Roberson on January 4, 2008, 2:38 pm
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>I'm looking for some technique or other that would allow me to post photos
>and bios of my favorite morons and half-wits. I'd like this to be fairly
>anonymous, so that even a subpoena would be ineffective in identifying me.

If you happen to be in the USA, then note that the anonymous
pampleteering laws literally only protect physical pamplets, not
electronic discourse. And even using physical pamplets has not
historically prevented the anonymous pampleteers from being charged
or losing their jobs or whatnot: the relevant law effectively only
provides a defence leading to acquital from the charges, or being
sufficient to get a court order that the job dismissal was invalid.

Thus, in the USA, the right to remain anonymous is relatively thin
and media-specific.

Beyond that, you would be treading not so much in the area
where a subpoena would be ineffective in identifying you, but
rather in the area where the effort to track you down through
sufficient subpoenas would become inordinate for most purposes.
But if your "photos and bios" happened to be interpreted as threats
against the US President, or interpreted as a "terrorism threat"
then organizations who -do- have sufficient resources might decide
to go through the trouble.

Posted by ChronJob on January 4, 2008, 11:19 am
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roberson@hushmail.com (Walter Roberson) wrote in

>
>>I'm looking for some technique or other that would allow me to post
>>photos and bios of my favorite morons and half-wits. I'd like this to
>>be fairly anonymous, so that even a subpoena would be ineffective in
>>identifying me.
>
> If you happen to be in the USA, then note that the anonymous
> pampleteering laws literally only protect physical pamplets, not
> electronic discourse. And even using physical pamplets has not
> historically prevented the anonymous pampleteers from being charged
> or losing their jobs or whatnot: the relevant law effectively only
> provides a defence leading to acquital from the charges, or being
> sufficient to get a court order that the job dismissal was invalid.
>
> Thus, in the USA, the right to remain anonymous is relatively thin
> and media-specific.
>
> Beyond that, you would be treading not so much in the area
> where a subpoena would be ineffective in identifying you, but
> rather in the area where the effort to track you down through
> sufficient subpoenas would become inordinate for most purposes.
> But if your "photos and bios" happened to be interpreted as threats
> against the US President, or interpreted as a "terrorism threat"
> then organizations who -do- have sufficient resources might decide
> to go through the trouble.

Thanks Walter.

No, of course not threats, or anything even remotely approaching that sort
of stuff.

I'm just talking about revealing the true nature of some sorts who wield
their power via arbitrary status and malignant-to-psychotic personalities.

You see, morons like Todd just can't conceive of the possibility that
anonymity can be for the good. It frequently is.

So, FUCK OFF Todd!!

ChronJob

Posted by Todd H. on January 4, 2008, 4:30 pm
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> You see, morons like Todd just can't conceive of the possibility that
> anonymity can be for the good. It frequently is.
>
> So, FUCK OFF Todd!!

Blowjob, Wackjob, err, ChronJob,

For the record, I'm 100% in support for anonymity for legitimate uses.

I'm just
anti-dickwad-who-seems-bent-on-denigrating-others-to-no-useful-end-while-hiding-his-identity-because-he's-a-pussy.

I suspect your purpose for anonymity isn't exactly, say, exposing
humanitarian ills behind the c curtain of oppressive third world
regimes who strictly censor internet content here.

And dont' forget, I pointed you to the groups who champion privacy and
anonymity for specific recommendations. I'll even utter the word
"tor" for your googling.

By the way, do your middle school classes resume next week?

Best Regards,
--
Todd H.
http://www.toddh.net/

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