Hey Margie! Your posts are being deleted from the server!
Angela
SarahH - 27 Nov 2003 19:14 GMT
> Hey Margie! Your posts are being deleted from the server!
>
> Angela
what did she say???
Sarah
SarahH - 27 Nov 2003 20:05 GMT
>> Hey Margie! Your posts are being deleted from the server!
>>
>> Angela
>
> what did she say???
> Sarah
not to worry, I managed to read it. :-/
Sarah
just me - 27 Nov 2003 23:13 GMT
> >> Hey Margie! Your posts are being deleted from the server!
> >>
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> not to worry, I managed to read it. :-/
I never saw it! [or any others lately.....]
-Aula, missing Margie

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Nan - 27 Nov 2003 23:34 GMT
>> >> Hey Margie! Your posts are being deleted from the server!
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>-Aula, missing Margie
:-(((
Nan
> It depends on what you mean by anonymous. Do you mean
> that you don't want your IP traceable? Or that you really don't
> want anyone on the ng to know it's you?
I dont want to be haasled via personal email, nor do I want stray people
to follow me here
> Several possibilities exist for this, I think. The premium
> newsservers like altopia and easynews allow you to munge
> your address to invalid addresses provided that the domain
> is not a valid one that someone is actually using. This gives
> you anonymous posting on the groups and some of these
> services don't post the NTTP either.
hmmm, Id rather have a free option lol
If you have posted
> with your name though and connect yourself to the posts,
> it won't be so anonymous that people don't know who you
> are. My name is associated with my nym, so if I wanted to
> really be anon, I would have to change my nym and change
> my signature, etc.
I can do that
And I would probably have to not tell
> anyone who I was under that new nym. Btw, for those
> considering a news service, I can't reccommend altopia
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> may change to that provider myself. There are others
> around as well.
:) I lurk lol
>
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> set up though. You can subscribe to an anon remailer service
> quite legally but then you have to figure out how to set it up.
ok, if its completely legal, I could think about this.
> The other way to do it, is to hide behind a proxy of some sort.
> I believe though that this is considered theft of service because
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> supposedly makes things easy for newbies to learn how to use
> them.
eek, Im not sure about that route
thankyou Dorothy, that was very informative.
Sarah