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We have no reason to
contact you therefore
we do not require your name.
When you register (free) for The Clearing Process
Message Board you may use an alias user name,
however, your email address must be valid so as to
deter spamming.
When you post a clearing on The Clearing Process
Message Board the moderator posts a reply confirming
that they got your communication. Depending upon
your forum profile setting you may opt to receive an
email notification that your post has been
acknowledged by the moderator.
We reserve the right to delete
any post we think is
abusive or inappropriate.
If you wish to communicate
or comment about the process (any
communication that does not require a response) please use our
Message Drop
(free - registration required)
We reserve the right to post emails
addressed to the webmaster on our
Message Drop
if we deem that the content is not related to link/site corrections.
Can I be traced? Yes,
it is possible for the FBI to run a trace. My guess
is that it would cost them conservatively about
$50,000 to trace you. Your thoughts and activities
are not likely to be important to them. They
would have to contact your Internet Service Provider and ask for
a log of that day's activities. In other words, when
you leave a post on anyone's forum or message board you leave a
hidden trail. Most always the trail is one of a set of
randomly assigned numbers your ISP's software assigns
you each time you connect. For all practical
purposes this IP number is not easily traceable. ISP
providers do not release such information to non-law
enforcement people.
If you wish you may log on to
http://www.anonymizer.com/index.shtml
and use their free service to post a message that
will leave only their
IP number with us. As far as I know this is
virtually untraceable for us.
If you wish a response to a post
please use our
Message Board
(free - registration required)
If you have a thought or
consideration that is extremely personal you may use
our
Confidential Mail Form. Content shared via
this form, as explained, is viewed and "gotten" by a
communication consultant (no questions please).
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