The anonymous mailing system at pax has the following policy:
- A log of activities of the remailing software is maintained when debugging is in progress (often) which could be used to correlate real identities with aliases - this is no more or less information than is available in the alias database which is not visible to anyone except the root user. Message-id's are NOT stored in this log, and the contents of messages and posts are NOT stored anywhere, nor are they scrutinized by me or anyone else. I don't care and I don't want to know. If someone does something unreasonable and I get complaints then I could lock out a particular source of mail if I didn't get a good explanation, but I am not going to go reading other peoples mail in order to censor it !
I keep logs on content and origin on my three remailers. I do read the logs. However, I would not censor any transmissions. I would stop accepting mail from a site given enough reasonable complaints.
- Under no circumstance short of being arrested and/or the equipment commandeered by someone else will the alias database be divulged or the contents or routes of messages deliberately intercepted.
Dido for me. I would make an attempt to destroy all of my data if an attempt were made to take the equipment or access the data by a government or other agency. e