This is looking like a FAST & RELIABLE way to post, which is sufficiently an
on for me as long as I use TOR.

How about showing my connecting IP on the top of your posting page so that I
 can verify that my real IP is not showing? Better yet, show my IP *plus* al
l my request headers, so that if I use an ordinary proxy then I can see if t
he proxy is giving away my
IP in a header to the target host.

Or maybe better yet, have a frame to something like http://showmyip.com/ which does the
 \"Real-Time Tor Detection Service \". That way I don't have to be opening a tab to [u
rl]http://showmyip.com/[/url] separately. And you won't be accused of forging res
ults, sinc
e anybody can anytime check the content of your frame against an independent
ly opened tab to showmyip.com. (I'm assuming that showmyip.com would not ob
ject to you having a frame to them.)


You might also want to wrap line length in your output.

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On Thu, 18 Jan 2007 23:42:33 +0000, test1 wrote:

> This is looking like a FAST & RELIABLE way to post, which is sufficiently
> anon for me as long as I use TOR.
>
> How about showing my connecting IP on the top of your posting page so that
> I can verify that my real IP is not showing? Better yet, show my IP *plus*
> all my request headers, so that if I use an ordinary proxy then I can see
> if the proxy is giving away my IP in a header to the target host.
>
> Or maybe better yet, have a frame to something like http://showmyip.com/
> which does the \"Real-Time Tor Detection Service \". That way I don't
> have to be opening a tab to http://showmyip.com/ separately. And you
> won't be accused of forging results, since anybody can anytime check the
> content of your frame against an independently opened tab to showmyip.com.
> (I'm assuming that showmyip.com would not object to you having a frame to
> them.)

Good idea. I'll add that.

> You might also want to wrap line length in your output.

I will when I've learned  a bit more about html/php.
Thanks for testing it and making the suggestions.

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