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Sunday, January 08, 2006
Blogsafer.org: The Anoniblogging Wiki

Anonymous blogging guides in English, Arabic, Chinese and Persian are included in the recently released Blog Safer: The Anoniblogging Wiki.

Malaysia is one of the countries included, apparently, because it is a "representative of the kinds of repressive tactics that have been used in the past several years against bloggers. These include filtering, interrogation, torture and imprisonment."

That shows just how much blogging has been making waves here locally.

This is also worth a thought: "Blogging can never be completely anonymous."

The Blog Safer: The Anoniblogging Wiki is accessible here.

posted by Strizzt at 1:44 PM

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