So, if someone from Andijan wanted to edit:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/May_2005_unrest_in_Uzbekistan from Andijan
without fear of being caught by the friendly local police; they'd need
to install the Tor client to help protect their IP anonymity and make
it more difficult for their network location to be identified.
Setting up a username and password on Wikipedia also helps hide their
IP addess (along with Tor)...
But (in theory) the actually post isn't secure from interception (and
blocking?) - unless the wiki server is running https.
Do any Wikipedias run https?
BTW: I am sorry for displaying my ignorance about these things - It is
a blissful ignorance, the result of living most of my life in a
more-or-less civilized, more-or-less democratic country. Don't
hesitate to let me know if you ever want help with branding or
marketing ;-)
On 5/17/05, Александр Сигачёв <alexander.sigachov(a)gmail.com> wrote:
Government being harassed by an unfriendly users. Use
PKA.
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