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Dorin Cheptea wrote:
> Several technical problems:
> 
> 1) It needs to be a separate computer and a separate IP address, 
> untraceable to our accounts, otherwise we can be blocked (their revenge 
> for treason would be mad, plus this would show to admins a spirit of 
> increasing the level of fight, the permaban is guaranteed)
> 
> 2) Cyrillic keys. It is possible to install them, but secondary things 
> must also be in Russian, not just the content of emails. Compiling a 
> list of such things is a challenge already.
> 
> 3) Acting, and I mean talent. Not everybody can do this. The story must 
> be big and full, with tons of details. They should be able to see the 
> email path to a country and city were there is plausible to exist 
> Russians. Also you have to be able to tell stories about that place, and 
> be able to tell something about the Russian community there. Even better 
> would be if "your full name" was googleable. Not having any traceable 
> details would raise suspicions.

Well, we don't have to go that far. They may welcome a leftist commie / 
Russia / Putin symphatizer, living in a Western country, likely of 
Russian descent but not 1st gen, so one for whom Russian is not a 
primary language (hence no need for Cyrillic keys). Add to this strong 
desire for privacy and anonymity, and there is little need for any major 
back story.

-- 
Piotr Konieczny

"The problem about Wikipedia is, that it just works in reality, not in 
theory."

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