Some of the services offered by Autistici/Inventati, such as IRC and the services for anonymity, are thought for every Web user, whereas other "personal" services need a registration and the creation of an account with A/I.
While registering, we don't ask for any identifying data apart from an e-mail address where we can send you your activation data (since all requests must be approved of) -- but this can also help you remeber how difficult it is to erase all your traces...

We would like to make it clear that being hosted in our boxes does not mean that our services are free of charges: it means that we have chosen for a self-managed approach and that we want to stay away from commercial interests and power games. What's more important, it does not only mean that you can use our services, but also that you should care for the survival of this place. Since keeping these servers implies more than simply maintaining and following them on a daily basis (which we do as volunteers and with no economic rewards at all), we would be grateful if you could make even a tiny donation, to help us sustain the significant expenses for housing, connection, hardware maintenance and so on. hardware, ecc., che non sono poca cosa: Learn how to make a donation to Autistici/Inventati.

If you would like to ask Autistici/Inventati a service, follow these few steps:

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carefully read our policy: asking for one of our services automatically implies that you are accepting the principles in our policy.

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follow this link:
http://services.autistici.org/
and fill in the request form for the activation of a new service: remember to fill in correctly all boxes and don't forget to leave us a mail for contacting you. We would also be glad to know what you are going to do with the services you are requesting and such things.

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wait for a mail of confirmation (or of refusal, if we think that your request is off policy): together with it we will send you all necessary data and instructions. The Autistici/Inventati collective do their best to keep the pace of all requests, so trustus: sooner or later you'll get an answer...