Abuse resistant anonymous publishing - Proposed solution to the Wikipedia issue.

[Ben Burch]

Marc,

I would too, but I wouldn't want to put anybody else into that  
position.  If you look at my web site you will see that my neck is on  
the block if the fascists ever unmask, anyway;  http:// 
www.WhiteRoseSociety.org/

But the idea I propose of reactive moderation by a volunteer team  
committed to Tor getting alerts for all Tor-cloud postings to Wiki  
would not put anybody in the position of having to affirmatively  
approve anything, and I am much more willing to suggest that others  
volunteer to do that.

-Ben

On Sep 29, 2005, at 3:52 PM, Marc Abel wrote:

> Ben,
>
> As a U.S.-based "moderator", I'd be willing to take that chance.   
> There
> are far too many for all to be "renditioned".
>
> I share some of your distrust of certain governments, but I do live
> here.  Between the Bush administration and the CIA, there really is no
> place to hide.  The safest people are the vocal ones.
>
> Marc
>
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>
>> This is not helped by putting the moderator in a different
>> jurisdiction from the poster, because some government, like the
>> United States, do not recognize that their jurisdiction ends at their
>> national boundaries, and reserve the right to rendition (aka
>> kidnapping) even where the national government that the moderator
>> resides in would never agree to a formal extradition.
>>
>
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