But in general you are right, people should do that and public places like Mailing Lists should also support injecting messages, via whitelisted anonymous Remailers.
Is there a good place to go to find quick introductions to such things?
If you Google for Mixmaster Remailer it should show some results and to find out about it's successor YAMN you may check out GitHub. Mixmaster4096 can be found on GitHub too.
Mixmaster (the old version) was also part of Linux distributions, but recently Debian removed it, IIRC.
This looks interesting. I'd mirror it from 'crooks' whose username obviously won the attempt to built it to scare targeted people away from using it: ``` Installation from source:- go get github.com/crooks/yamn go get code.google.com/p/go.crypto/nacl/box go get github.com/syndtr/goleveldb go get github.com/luksen/maildir cd ~/go/src/github.com/crooks/yamn go build Post-install configuration:- Create a dir for yamn. (mkdir yamn) Copy yamn binary (yamn.exe on Windows) to the above dir Copy yamn.cfg.sample to same dir and rename to yamn.cfg Modify yamn.cfg to meet your requirements Examples:- Send an anonymous email yamn --mail msg.txt Use a user-defined chain yamn --mail --chain="*,*,yamn" msg.txt Send multiple copies yamn --mail --copies=2 msg.txt Perform remailer functions yamn --remailer Start a remailer daemon yamn --remailer --daemon ```