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Anonymous E-mail Accounts

If you want a free, anonymous e-mail address, try NetAddress, HoTMaiL, POBoxes, I-Name, MailCity, RocketMail, GoPlay or Juno, to name only a few. All will let you have your own account (e.g., [email protected]), and most will discreetly auto-forward incoming mail to your RL account. Other features may vary, so visit those sites for more info. You can reply to incoming e-mail from their web pages or their proprietary software, or you can use your regular e-mail client and one of the remailers listed at Raphael L. Levien's "Reliable Remailer List". To do the latter, send your message to one of the remailers (I use [email protected]), and insert the following lines at the very beginning of your message (without the leading spaces, though, or the comments in [brackets]):

  ::
  Anon-To: [email protected] [or whoever]
  [blank line--required]
  ##
  Reply-To: [email protected] [or whatever]
  [blank line--required]
  (...your actual message starts here...)

Your RL e-mail info will be stripped away, unless your e-mail client automatically attaches your .signature to outgoing mail. Your messages will thus go out as being from someone called "Anonymous," but the Reply-To: header should allow recipients to reply directly to them. No PGP is required to do any of this, though it's a good idea to learn it.

Resources of Potential Interest to Zoos

Cypherpunks/Remailers: An extensive list of resources for people interested in privacy issues, censorship, and anonymity on the Internet.
Raphael L. Levien's "Reliable Remailer List": A list of active remailers with statistics on recent reliability and response time.
Andre Bacard's Anonymous Remailer FAQ: A nontechnical overview of "anonymous" and "pseudo-anonymous" remailers to help you decide whether to use these computer services to enhance your privacy.
Andre Bacard's PGP FAQ for Novices: A nontechnical overview of the Pretty Good Privacy software encryption used in cypherpunk ANONYMOUS remailers.
Nyx (Telnet): Another source (more complicated than most) for anonymous e-mail accounts, as well as access to newsgroups your provider may not carry.
Welcome to alt.sex.plushies!: The official home page for the alt.sex.plushies newsgroup. If you can't be with the real thing, fake it. :)
Galen's Plushie Page: I was going to make a separate page with plushie info and links, but Galen beat me to it: this site is excellent.
Brad Austin's Plushophilia Page: Yet another excellent collection of plush and furry links.
The Inflatable Animal Fetish Page: Information for enthusiasts of inflatable animals and vinyl pool toys. Also at this website are The Inflatable Reindeer Puzzle Page and The Church of the Inflatable Clydesdale.
Rainbow Icon Archive: Gay/Lesbian/Bi/Transgender Icons of Pride and Community.

Miscellaneous Resources

Here are some non-zoo links I think are worth visiting:

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Index -- Updated Friday, January 23, 1998 -- E-mail Actaeon