Eelbash Blog - Instructions
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If you are interested in blogging and want to be 100 percent sure that
what you say cannot be traced back to you, try the Eelbash Anonymous Blog.
It uses the remailer system to post your blog entries and is as anonymous
as the remailer system can make it.
A couple of people sent keys but they were rejected because the 'real name'
field was not 'mailblog'. See the instructions, below. Make sure the 'real
name' field is 'mailblog'.
Create a key.
In the 'real name' field put 'mailblog' - without the quotes.
In the 'comment' field put the name of your blog.
If the encryption software does not have a 'comment' field to put
your blog name in, put it in the 'real name' field in parentheses.
For example:
mailblog (My Thoughts On The Crisis)
Do not put anything in the email field, or, if you do, make sure it
is not something that can identify you, since this information will
be listed on the website.
Use a chain of remailers to send the key to:
sig...@eelbash.org
To find out if your key was received, check
http://www.eelbash.org/blogs/bloglog.txt
If there was a problem, there may be an error line in
http://www.eelbash.org/blogs/errorlog.txt
to give you an idea of what happened.
Once you know the key was added, you can upload blogs:
Create the blog text.
Sign it with your key.
Use a chain of remailers to send it to:
po...@eelbash.org
A link to your blog will appear on the index page:
http://www.eelbash.org/blogs/index.htm
If your blog entry does not appear, check
http://www.eelbash.org/blogs/errorlog.txt
My goal is to allow certain html tags, the same as invisiblog
did, but I'm not at the point yet of being able to program it; so,
for now, HTML will not be allowed.
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