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Just as in real life, it is possible to send a mail message without attatching a return address or any information about your identity. This enables you to speak and communicate more freely without worry that your words, if objectionable, will cause consequences to your person.

Anonymity is essential to protect free speech. It can be used to protect human rights workers reporting abuses, politial dissidents commenting on government actions, writers publishing controversial literature and other important functions where revealing a person's identity would threaten a person's life or wellbeing. Anonymous publishing has been recognized in the United States as being protected by the First Amendment. For more information on the importance of anonymous speech, see the GILC Anonymous Speech Page. Please understand the technology before you use it for sensitive communications. No technology is absolutely perfect. This e-mail form uses Mixmaster, which is, though not perfect, incredibly close.