At 05:25 6-08-96 +0000, Aldo-Pier Solari wrote: >] From: [log in to unmask] >] You're a ... > >Off course, anonymous mails (am) can be tracked! (and, eventually, >the mail be connected to a person's identity). Yes, like anon*^&[log in to unmask] But the original poster (me and names...) talked about remailers if memory serves me well. Remailers strip a mail automatically, leaves nothing whatsoever what could point to any identification. Only if a systemmanager there would intercept a mail before it is automatically processed something can be saved about the identification. To make sure that doesn't happen there are programs available who will send your mail through a chain of remailers. If just one systemmanager doesn't intercept that message before processing you're `home free'. That's *likely* to happen.. Nope, I never used it. If I disagree with someone I usually look him/her in the eyes and tell him/her why... Best, michel ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Michel Weenink [log in to unmask] Pontanusstraat 38 [log in to unmask] 6524 HG Nijmegen Sometimes I wonder why Murphy's law +31 (0)24 3607665 never applies to Murphy's law (Jumbo, 22-3-'96) Student Cognitive Science http://www.psych.kun.nl/~weenink/index.html ------------------------------------------------------------------------------