On Fri, 22 Mar 1996, malgosia askanas wrote:
> Yes, it is possible to post anonymously, but unfortunately I've forgotten
> how it's done. Basically, there are services which give out "anonymous IDs".
> One has to channel one's posts through the service, and they arrive at their
> final destination with the anonymous ID rather than the original ID of the
> sender. Maybe somebody else on the list knows the details.
Frankly I can't see much value in this, since most of us do
not know each other anyway and how much more anonymous than
that would a "fake" ID be??????
In the words of an earlier poster, let's just get on with the
discussion.
Darlene Sybert
http://www.missouri.edu/~c557506/index.htl
University of Missouri at Columbia, English Dept
Office: 6 Tate Hall Tu-Th 1:30-3:30 or by appt
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At a lecture on linguistics, the speaker suggested there was no such thing
as a double positive, whereby two affirmatives resulted in a negative.
Someone from the audience called out "Yeah, right!" -Electronic AIR Nwslttr
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> Yes, it is possible to post anonymously, but unfortunately I've forgotten
> how it's done. Basically, there are services which give out "anonymous IDs".
> One has to channel one's posts through the service, and they arrive at their
> final destination with the anonymous ID rather than the original ID of the
> sender. Maybe somebody else on the list knows the details.
Frankly I can't see much value in this, since most of us do
not know each other anyway and how much more anonymous than
that would a "fake" ID be??????
In the words of an earlier poster, let's just get on with the
discussion.
Darlene Sybert
http://www.missouri.edu/~c557506/index.htl
University of Missouri at Columbia, English Dept
Office: 6 Tate Hall Tu-Th 1:30-3:30 or by appt
******************************************************************************
At a lecture on linguistics, the speaker suggested there was no such thing
as a double positive, whereby two affirmatives resulted in a negative.
Someone from the audience called out "Yeah, right!" -Electronic AIR Nwslttr
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