Blogs are like personal telephone calls crossed with newspapers. If you’ve blogged about something controversial, say a bad co-worker, chances are you’d want to keep things as anonymous as possible. Well, here are some tips: 1)Use a pseudonym and don’t give away any identifying details. When you write about your workplace ( a popular choice), be sure not to give away telling details. 2)Don’t post pictures of yourself. And don’t use pseudonyms that sound like the real names they are based on. Remember that almost any kind of personal information can give your identity away – you may be the only one at your workplace with a particular birthday or with a certain pet. 3)Also, if you are concerned about your colleagues finding out about your blog, do not blog while you are at work. You could get in trouble for using company resources like an internet connection to maintain your blog, and it will be very hard for you to argue that the blog is a work related activity. 4) Use Annonymising technologies There are a number of technical solutions for the blogger who wishes to remain anonymous. Invisiblog.com is a service that offers anonymous blog hosting for free. You may create a blog there with no real names attached. Even the people who run the service will not have access to your name. If you are worried that your blog hosting service may be logging your unique IP address and thus tracking what computer you’ve blogging from, you can route your internet traffic through what’s called and overlay network that hides your ip address. More importantantly, this makes it difficult for snoops on the internet to follow the path your data takes and trace it back to you.
How to blog carefully? One more point. Do not copy someone else content without permision and proper credits. http://www.eff.org/Privacy/Anonymity/blog-anonymously.php Is the post on eff.org written by you?
Good catch Arpit! I just don't understand what the point of posting someone else's article on a forum is.
Sharing an interesting article is a good thing, but atleast one should give a proper credit for this.