From: MikeE@ster.invalid   
      
   Edmund wrote:   
   > Mike Easter wrote:   
   >> Edmund wrote:   
   >>> What advantages does it bring for us?   
   >>   
   >> Imagine you are a privacy oriented individual. Also imagine you   
   >> need to keep 'secret' your usenet communications.  Also imagine   
   >> that you live in a country in which your jurisdiction via your own   
   >> NSP provider is out to 'get you' by reading/spying on your nntp   
   >> comm. That privacy oriented individual would want more security   
   >> than conventional.   
   >   
   > So you don't need to log on or have a email for it?   
      
   There are 'plenty' of NSPs which don't require reg, sometimes w/ varying   
   degrees of their own problems of abuse.   
      
   A dev of much privacy ware and contributions to ng/s such as alt.privacy   
   posts via the NSP news.tcpreset.net.   
      
   > news.tcpreset.net operates as a truly open-access system with no   
   > registration requirements or posting restrictions. We champion   
   > unrestricted communication while maintaining platform integrity   
   > through sophisticated automated defenses.   
   >   
   > Our infrastructure employs Cleanfeed and SpamAssassin to neutralize   
   > spam and malicious content, ensuring a secure environment for   
   > legitimate discourse without compromising accessibility.   
      
   Its site has this info about pseudonymous posting:   
      
   https://news.tcpreset.net/#pseudonymous   
      
   You can also learn more about such mail2news tactics from the privacy group.   
      
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   Mike Easter   
      
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