How hard is to be the anonymous owner of a website?

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Published on 2011-10-18T06:17:03Z Indexed on 2012/06/18 9:25 UTC
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I'd like to create a website with a very radical political message. It won't be unethical (encouraging violence, etc) but I feel the points I plan to list in it will definitely make me a lot of enemies.

How hard would it be to protect my identity from anyone finding out who I am? I know domains always have a $10/year option for privatizing your registration information but is there any other protection I should think about having?

Thanks!

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