Anonymous remailers
I have a question for all the 'punks who are running remailers. I've noticed that most of you run the remailers from your accounts at various colleges & universities. I want to know what kinds of reactions you got from the system administrators. Did they ask lots of questions, give you a hard time about it, or not care? (or do they not know?) Has anyone been forced to shut down their remailer? I know some guys got hit with a lot of flack over some pgp keyservers, has anything similiar happened with the remailer system? Also, if I was to try running a remailer, would I need my own machine, or is there some way I could get the school's computers to run the remailer for me? or does it vary by system?
I've noticed that most of you run the remailers from your accounts at various colleges & universities. I want to know what kinds of reactions you got from the system administrators.
I asked before setting it up, expecting and getting a positive response. My remailing header makes it clear that I remailed it, which was a concern. As long as traffic does not become outrageous (i.e. more than my typical mailing-list traffic :-), there should be no problems. Administration here consists of a bunch of undergrads; YMMV. Eli ebrandt@jarthur.claremont.edu
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