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Thank you for contacting the Abuse Complaint Administrator of %RMN.
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We sincerely apologize for any inconvenience that you may have
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experienced as a result of inappropriate use of this system by a
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particular individual.
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The purpose of this anonymous remailer is to permit individuals
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including crime victims, domestic violence victims, persons in recovery,
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and others, such as those living under oppressive regimes, to
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communicate confidentially in a manner that ensures their privacy under
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even the most adverse conditions. Unfortunately, there will always be a
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very small percentage of individuals that choose to abuse the anonymity
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that this and similar systems worldwide afford to insult, harass, or
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send otherwise unwelcome email. The %RMN does not condone such
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messages, or their content, in any way.
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Just as the Post Office is unable to prevent abuse of the mail system as
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long as there are public mailboxes into which a person can drop a letter
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without including a return address, the %RMN cannot preemptively
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prevent irresponsible individuals from using this system to send
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inappropriate messages. However, unlike the Post Office, this remailer
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enables you to assure that you will not be inconvenienced by users of
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this remailer in the future.
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How to block your email address from receiving email from the
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%RMN:
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To block the users of this remailer from sending email to your address,
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please send a message to <%RMA> containing the line
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DESTINATION-BLOCK
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anywhere in the body text of the email. You can simply reply to this
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message using your email program and send back this entire message for
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your current email address to be permanently blocked from users of the
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%RMN.
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If you wish to block additional email addresses that you may use from
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receiving email though this remailer, please reply to this email with a
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line similar to
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DESTINATION BLOCK my_other_email_address@my_domain.com
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You must include one such line per email address that you wish to block.
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You can include more than one line in your reply.
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How to block an entire domain from receiving email from the
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%RMN:
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If you are the legitimate root administrator or postmaster of a domain,
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you may request that all email addresses served by you domain are
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blocked from receiving email from the %RMN. To place this block,
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please send the following line as "root" or "postmaster" to <%CA> in the
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body text of your email:
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DESTINATION-BLOCK @domain_to_be_blocked.com
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Note that there are similar remailer systems in operation on the
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Internet that are in no way affiliated with the %RMN. Since the
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administrator of the <%RNM> has no influence on those other systems and
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is likely to be unaware of many of these other systems, a destination
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block that you may choose to request by replying to this email is only
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effective for the %RMN, not for similar systems that may exist on the
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Internet.
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Many, but not all, remailers subscribe to the Remailer Abuse Block list
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(RAB). You can block your email address from receiving email from all
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remailers subscribed to this block list by visiting
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http://www.paracrypt.com/remailerabuse/
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Should you receive unwanted email from other remailers after requesting
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to be place on the RAB, please contact the abuse administrator for the
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respective remailer.
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How to obtain the name of the sender of an email that you received
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though this remailer:
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This remailer uses the Mixmaster anonymous remailer software. The
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Mixmaster software has been carefully designed to withstand attack by
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even the most severe regimes in which torture is a common means of
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inquiry and basic human rights are nonexistent. As such, it is
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impossible to determine the original sender of an email that has passed
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through this system.
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The administrator of this system is technically unable to determine the
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original sender of a message that has passed through this remailer, no
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matter how much the administrator may desire to do so, even if the
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administrator were ordered to do so by legal or extra-legal means. We
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regret any inconvenience this necessary safety protection may cause to
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some recipients of undesired emails.
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Remember: you can prevent future unwanted emails sent to you via this
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remailer by simply replying to this message.
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Sincerely,
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-- The %RMN Administrator
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