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  1. Re:Does not, eh? by sugapablo · · Score: 1 · on Can Outing an Anonymous Blogger be Justified?

    Plenty of places where people can post anonymously. Lots of Anonymous Cowards here. :)

    Plenty of public machines and IP addresses where you can post to anonymous message boards and editable pages like http://subuse.net/ and http://subuse.net/level2

  2. Re:Does not, eh? by sugapablo · · Score: 1 · on Can Outing an Anonymous Blogger be Justified?

    Plenty of places where people can post anonymously. Lots of Anonymous Cowards here. :)

    Plenty of public machines and IP addresses where you can post to anonymous message boards and editable pages like http://subuse.net/ and http://subuse.net/level2

  3. Re:No Registration Required by sugapablo · · Score: 1 · on What Ways Can Sites Handle Spambot Attacks?

    http://subuse.net/ does not require any registration and therefore was the victim of botnet attacks, until a two pronged approach was taken:

    1) ForumBan was created and subscribed to: http://www.sugapablo.com/forumban/index.php
    2) Math was added to all pages to post. Simple arithmetic.

    These two things cut spam bu 90+%.

  4. Control code, not content.... by sugapablo · · Score: 1 · on The Web 2.0 Conundrum - How Much Control is Too Much?

    Hands off content. Let the users post whatever CONTENT they wish. Restricting what code they can post (i.e. JavaScript, etc) is a safety measure that's perfectly reasonable. After all, even the most free nation has laws. http://subuse.net/level2 is a great example. No rules on content. Everyone can edit anyone else's content even. But it's not like they let you post huge scripts. It's about as free and open as a website gets without handing out ftp passwords.

  5. subuse level 2 by sugapablo · · Score: 3, Interesting · on Not As Wiki As It Used To Be

    subuse.net/level2 is completely free of any rules. Unlike most wiki's it doesn't even have a purpose. Wikipedia wants to be a wiki-encyclopedia, so when people stray from entering encyclopedic worthy entries, the wiki model fails.

    But when a forum is completely anonymous, and completely without an intent on what the content should be, you have something that never needs "control taken back".

    Besides, anarchy can be fun! :)

  6. subuse.net :: anonymous all the way by sugapablo · · Score: 1 · on Anonymous Online Publication - Fad or Trend?

    http://subuse.net/

    Anonymous message boards. Post, interact, etc.

    And then, http://subuse.net/level2 , where anyone can anonymously create HTML content and post it for the world to see. Trick is, level2 also allows anyone to anonymously edit anyone else's content at will. Sort of like a wiki, but completely without rules or backups.

  7. subuse.net :: anonymous all the way by sugapablo · · Score: 1 · on Anonymous Online Publication - Fad or Trend?

    http://subuse.net/

    Anonymous message boards. Post, interact, etc.

    And then, http://subuse.net/level2 , where anyone can anonymously create HTML content and post it for the world to see. Trick is, level2 also allows anyone to anonymously edit anyone else's content at will. Sort of like a wiki, but completely without rules or backups.