Nym Server Questions and Remailer Suggestion

1. Do the nym servers lie about the times of being sent?
2. Do they automatically latantize messages? I get an very quick response
from a nym server, and a very quick response from the remailer, but a
message to the nym identity (which goes through both) takes a long time

*. For the purpose of mitigating traffic analysis, has anyone considered
creating a "delete-me" redirect, hence I could send a few messages to a nym
server that I know won't go anywhere, but I can hide my traffic in that
stream. Also, nym servers could ping each other and send delete-me redirects
admist all the jumble of the normal redirects. An easy solution is to send
incorrectly encrypted messages which are thrown away regardless.
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Regards,            I am a creationist; I refuse to believe that I could have
                    evolved from humans.
Joseph  Reagle      http://farnsworth.mit.edu/~reagle/home.html
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On Fri, 19 Apr 1996, Joseph M. Reagle Jr. wrote:

> *. For the purpose of mitigating traffic analysis, has anyone considered
> creating a "delete-me" redirect, hence I could send a few messages to a nym

	On a related note, has anybody thought about creating a
	remailer, that sends out two, or more messages for each one
	received.  One message goes to the original, intended recipient,
	and the other does a loop thru the remailers, ending up at
	somebody's /dev/null, or something along those lines.

        xan

        jonathon
        grafolog@netcom.com


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