Am 03.11.2019 um 23:08 schrieb Martin Koppenhoefer: > ... > it depends from whom you hide, but generally you should not use a traceable > email account if you want to remain anonymous. Using Google would seem like a > total no-go (they are even reserving the right to read your emails). Use a > live distro like tails (tor browser, spoofs browser a system details, etc. ), > do not connect from your home or someone else’s home or any other places that > you are related to, do not use a third party login but create a new account > for every edit you make and use throw away email addresses for signup. Use > generic user names and email addresses created by a random string generator, > only use the most common tools like iD and maybe josm, do not use rarely used > tags, avoid changeset comments and other free text fields like description > and note.
Note, lots of the above would be violations of our ToU, and outside of that, neither desirable nor a good idea. IRL editing on OSM is very near to publishing a blog post or similar, something you are doing in public with the intent of the results being public and there are limits to how far you can do this in an anonymous fashion. If you can't live with the resulting consequences I would suggest not contributing in any larger fashion.
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