Ping Ig

Could you please tell me, how do you make a post no archive? I can't
quite remember and I can't make it work.

Dally

Hi,
On 17-Sep-2004, Ignoramus474 wrote:

I would no-archive them, but, I would not confess to anything
illegal, other than petty stuff, under any circumstances, and I
would try to
make sure that these posts are not connected to your identity in any
way.

Some people (D r L i t h or C a r m e n for example) are
extremely adept at googling and can find your posts, even ones
posted under
pseudonyms. Their ability is mind blowing. Just beware that it is
not trivial to hide from someone who knows what to look for.

laughing Man, someone who didn't know me might get the wrong idea
and think I know stuff.
What's with the C a r m e n version of my name, anyway? I don't think
I need a Hollywood name
just yet. When I do, I plan to use a holographic 3D revolving box
just to watch the reporters figure out what to call me. G

Take care,
Carmen

Hi,
On 17-Sep-2004, Ignoramus474 wrote:

I would no-archive them, but, I would not confess to anything
illegal, other than petty stuff, under any circumstances, and I
would try to
make sure that these posts are not connected to your identity in any
way.

Some people (D r L i t h or C a r m e n for example) are
extremely adept at googling and can find your posts, even ones
posted under
pseudonyms. Their ability is mind blowing. Just beware that it is
not trivial to hide from someone who knows what to look for.

laughing Man, someone who didn't know me might get the wrong idea
and think I know stuff.
What's with the C a r m e n version of my name, anyway? I don't think
I need a Hollywood name
just yet. When I do, I plan to use a holographic 3D revolving box
just to watch the reporters figure out what to call me. G

Take care,
Carmen

"Carmen" wrote in message
...
Hi,
On 17-Sep-2004, Ignoramus474 wrote:

I would no-archive them, but, I would not confess to anything
illegal, other than petty stuff, under any circumstances, and I
would try to
make sure that these posts are not connected to your identity in any
way.

Some people (D r L i t h or C a r m e n for example) are
extremely adept at googling and can find your posts, even ones
posted under
pseudonyms. Their ability is mind blowing. Just beware that it is
not trivial to hide from someone who knows what to look for.

laughing Man, someone who didn't know me might get the wrong idea
and think I know stuff.
What's with the C a r m e n version of my name, anyway? I don't think
I need a Hollywood name
just yet. When I do, I plan to use a holographic 3D revolving box
just to watch the reporters figure out what to call me. G

Take care,
Carmen

I guess he assumes you have something to hide like he apparently does and
doesn't want you to be googled.

Of course as you well know, google isn't the only archive out there which is
why your original advice stands.

Jenn

"Carmen" wrote in message
...
Hi,
On 17-Sep-2004, Ignoramus474 wrote:

I would no-archive them, but, I would not confess to anything
illegal, other than petty stuff, under any circumstances, and I
would try to
make sure that these posts are not connected to your identity in any
way.

Some people (D r L i t h or C a r m e n for example) are
extremely adept at googling and can find your posts, even ones
posted under
pseudonyms. Their ability is mind blowing. Just beware that it is
not trivial to hide from someone who knows what to look for.

laughing Man, someone who didn't know me might get the wrong idea
and think I know stuff.
What's with the C a r m e n version of my name, anyway? I don't think
I need a Hollywood name
just yet. When I do, I plan to use a holographic 3D revolving box
just to watch the reporters figure out what to call me. G

Take care,
Carmen

I guess he assumes you have something to hide like he apparently does and
doesn't want you to be googled.

Of course as you well know, google isn't the only archive out there which is
why your original advice stands.

Jenn

Dally wrote:

Is it better to x-no-archive or to see it in google and remove it with
google's removal tool? Assuming you want to say something you don't
wish your children to read in 10 years, say?

why don't you just try not saying things you don't want archived?

Dally wrote:

Is it better to x-no-archive or to see it in google and remove it with
google's removal tool? Assuming you want to say something you don't
wish your children to read in 10 years, say?

why don't you just try not saying things you don't want archived?

Hello,
Ig wrote:
I would no-archive them, but, I would not confess to anything
illegal, other than petty stuff, under any circumstances, and I
would try to make sure that these posts are not connected to your
identity in
any way.

Some people (D r L i t h or C a r m e n for example) are
extremely adept at googling and can find your posts, even ones
posted under pseudonyms. Their ability is mind blowing. Just
beware that it is
not trivial to hide from someone who knows what to look for.

Carmen wrote:
laughing Man, someone who didn't know me might get the wrong
idea and think I know stuff.
What's with the C a r m e n version of my name, anyway? I don't
think I need a Hollywood name just yet. When I do, I plan to
use a holographic 3D revolving box just to watch the reporters
figure out what to call me. G

Jenn wrote:
I guess he assumes you have something to hide like he apparently
does and doesn't want you to be googled.

Not me. Everything I've ever written on usenet is in Google. I've
never
canceled or removed a single post. The way I see it, Google provides
me
with an opportunity to look back at any period of my posting years to
see
where I was at mentally, and what was happening in my life. It's
better
than a diary in some ways. It's a continuous record of who I was and
how I got to where I am today, with every wart preserved for
posterity.
Maybe I'm odd but I don't want to forget the rotten things that
happened,
or the mean things I wrote on such-and-such a date. It's *all* part
of who
I am, not just the good stuff.

Of course as you well know, google isn't the only archive out there
which is why your original advice stands.

Exactly. :-)

Take care,
Carmen

Hello,
Ig wrote:
I would no-archive them, but, I would not confess to anything
illegal, other than petty stuff, under any circumstances, and I
would try to make sure that these posts are not connected to your
identity in
any way.

Some people (D r L i t h or C a r m e n for example) are
extremely adept at googling and can find your posts, even ones
posted under pseudonyms. Their ability is mind blowing. Just
beware that it is
not trivial to hide from someone who knows what to look for.

Carmen wrote:
laughing Man, someone who didn't know me might get the wrong
idea and think I know stuff.
What's with the C a r m e n version of my name, anyway? I don't
think I need a Hollywood name just yet. When I do, I plan to
use a holographic 3D revolving box just to watch the reporters
figure out what to call me. G

Jenn wrote:
I guess he assumes you have something to hide like he apparently
does and doesn't want you to be googled.

Not me. Everything I've ever written on usenet is in Google. I've
never
canceled or removed a single post. The way I see it, Google provides
me
with an opportunity to look back at any period of my posting years to
see
where I was at mentally, and what was happening in my life. It's
better
than a diary in some ways. It's a continuous record of who I was and
how I got to where I am today, with every wart preserved for
posterity.
Maybe I'm odd but I don't want to forget the rotten things that
happened,
or the mean things I wrote on such-and-such a date. It's *all* part
of who
I am, not just the good stuff.

Of course as you well know, google isn't the only archive out there
which is why your original advice stands.

Exactly. :-)

Take care,
Carmen

Dally wrote in message ...
Could you please tell me, how do you make a post no archive? I can't
quite remember and I can't make it work.

Dally

I (think) I solved that problem by choosing this ~outrageous~ netname.

I read via dejanews so I find x-no-archive somewhat disruptive.

I don't understand why a guy named Ignoramus finds the need to cull
his posts, but whatever.

Heywood