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Re: random remailer forwarding (Was: Jeff's Side of the Story.)
On Wed, 2 Jul 1997, Bill Stewart wrote:
> >Well, to make the remailers more intelligent, have them count incoming
> >mail from the list of remailers participating in the system. (either that
> >or a rate) when one remailer seems to be sending much more mail than the
> >others (which shouldn't happen if all remailers are randomly distributing
> >the mail to each other) you automatically do the random forward to
> >another remailer.
>
> That's a way to guarantee that the remailers that aren't working
> get more of the traffic.....
So there's a few problems still, sheeeeeeshk. Actually, if you haven't
heard anything from a remailer for a while, you'd probably drop it from
your calculations. I'd also assume that the mailers participating in this
random forwarding system were at least somewhat stable.. :-)
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