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The project was managed by CurtHopkins of the CommitteetoProtectBloggers.
The technical consultant was MarshallKirkpatrick.
W.S. Primezero Labs provided us with a few lines as well. Countless people were good enough to read over these translations, though needless to say any problems in the guides are not their fault. And thanks to everyone who reviewed the translations and the technical materials.
These guides were designed as a practical synthesis of available materials on anonymization. Among our many sources were Global Voices Online's Technicalguidetoanonymousblogging, the Electronic Frontier Foundation's HowToBlogSafely and the filtering case studies of the OpenNetInitiative. An exhaustive listing would fill pages.
Additional information came from the news media, academic and techincal studies, and, most importantly, individual bloggers. These included bloggers with an interest in the target areas who work outside of them, bloggers who work on online free speech issues in general and, above all, those bloggers working in countries that discourage or punish free speech. They are the source of this project and to them goes the lion's share of the credit. Due to both the great number of bloggers whose work we drew on, as well as the danger that some of them work in, we cannot list them individually here.

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BlogSafer: Speak Freely and Stay Free
Across the globe, countries that discourage free speech have followed their citizens into the blogosphere. According to one count, in the last two years at least 30 bloggers (and there are no doubt more) have been interrogated, arrested, tortured and sentenced to long prison terms for the "crime" of speaking critically about their governments. Regardless of your culture, your country, your politics or religion, we believe you deserve to speak your mind without falling afoul of state power. Unfortunately, what you deserve and what you get are not always the same thing. So, for those of you who wish to speak out on your blogs, but who do not wish to risk imprisonment or worse for doing so, we have prepared guides that will help you to blog more safely by blogging more anonymously.
But please note: Blogging can never be completely anonymous. With enough time, resources and political will, a group or government can discover who you are. We cannot guarantee that even if you follow the instructions on these guides to the letter that you will run no risk. You always take a chance when you speak your mind to people who cannot tolerate dissent. But we hope that these guides will enable you to minimize those risks, or at least be more aware of them.
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Across the globe, countries that discourage free speech have followed their citizens into the blogosphere. According to one count, in the last two years at least 30 bloggers (and there are no doubt more) have been interrogated, arrested, tortured and sentenced to long prison terms for the "crime" of speaking critically about their governments. Regardless of your culture, your country, your politics or religion, we believe you deserve to speak your mind without falling afoul of state power. Unfortunately, what you deserve and what you get are not always the same thing. So, for those of you who wish to speak out on your blogs, but who do not wish to risk imprisonment or worse for doing so, we have prepared guides that will help you to blog more safely by blogging more anonymously.
But please note: Blogging can never be completely anonymous. With enough time, resources and political will, a group or government can discover who you are. We cannot guarantee that even if you follow the instructions on these guides to the letter that you will run no risk. You always take a chance when you speak your mind to people who cannot tolerate dissent. But we hope that these guides will enable you to minimize those risks, or at least be more aware of them.
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http://www.anonymizer.com/ Anonymizer
http://www.anonymouse.org Anonymouse
http://www.http-tunnel.com/html/ HTTP Tunnel
http://www.peacefire.org/circumventor/simple-circumventor-instructions.html Peacefire's Circumventor
!!Proxies
http://www.privoxy.org/ Privoxy
http://www.publicproxyservers.com/index.html Public Proxy Servers
http://tools.rosinstrument.com/proxy/ Rosinstrument
http://www.samair.ru/proxy/ Samair
http://serifos.eecs.harvard.edu/cgi-bin/blossom.pl?proxy=1/ Blossom (perspective access network tool)
http://www.gnupg.org/ Gnu PG (encryption)
http://invisiblog.com/ Invisiblog (anonymous web publishing)
http://www.opennetinitiative.net/ Open Net Initiative (filtering information)
http://www.privacy-ecosystem.com/ Privacy Ecosystem (IP lookup)
http://tor.eff.org/ TOR (onion routing)
http://portal.unesco.org/ci/en/ev.php-URL_ID=21010&URL_DO=DO_TOPIC&URL_SECTION=201.html Unesco's The Net for Journalists (guide to blogging-as-journalism in the developing world)
http://theory.kaos.to/projects.html/ Anonym.OS (anonymizing tools CD)

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Across the globe, countries that discourage free speech have followed their citizens into the blogosphere. According to one count, in the last two years at least 30 bloggers (and there are no doubt more) have been interrogated, arrested, tortured and sentenced to long prison terms for the "crime" of speaking critically about their governments. Regardless of your culture, your country, your politics or religion, we believe you deserve to speak your mind without falling afoul of state power. Unfortunately, what you deserve and what you get are not always the same thing. So, for those of you who wish to speak out on your blogs, but who do not wish to risk imprisonment or worse for doing so, we have prepared guides that will help you to blog more safely by blogging more anonymously.
But please note: **Blogging can never be completely anonymous.** With enough time, resources and political will, a group or government can discover who you are. We cannot guarantee that even if you follow the instructions on these guides to the letter that you will run no risk. You always take a chance when you speak your mind to people who cannot tolerate dissent. But we hope that these guides will enable you to minimize those risks, or at least be more aware of them.

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! BlogSafer: The Anoniblogging Wiki
**Add a BlogSafer button to your site. Go to %5Bhttp://anoniblog.pbwiki.com/admin.php | Settings%5D, copy the code and paste it into your sidebar. (The password is blogsafe4u.) **

Across the globe, countries that discourage free speech have followed their citizens into the blogosphere. According to one count, in the last two years at least 30 bloggers (and there are no doubt more) have been interrogated, arrested, tortured and sentenced to long prison terms for the "crime" of speaking critically about their governments. Regardless of your culture, your country, your politics or religion, we believe you deserve to speak your mind without falling afoul of state power. Unfortunately, what you deserve and what you get are not always the same thing. So, for those of you who wish to speak out on your blogs, but who do not wish to risk imprisonment or worse for doing so, we have prepared guides that will help you to blog more safely by blogging more anonymously.
But please note: **Blogging can never be completely anonymous.** With enough time, resources and political will, a group or government can discover who you are. We cannot guarantee that even if you follow the instructions on these guides to the letter that you will run no risk. You always take a chance when you speak your mind to people who cannot tolerate dissent. But we hope that these guides will enable you to minimize those risks, or at least be more aware of them.
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