anonymouth VS reddit-user-id

So there's this 10-year-abandoned software called Anonymouth, and it was meant to anonymize the patterns unique to a person's writing. It used stylometry to suggest changes to what you fed it.

Or purpose-built solutions like Anonymouth (https://github.com/psal/anonymouth), etc.

Anonymouth is the only known stylometric tool that have the features to anonymize or analyze writings, but it's a pain in the ass to setup (use Eclipse)

github.com/psal/anonymouth

How can I download some solution to keyboard typing privacy that doesn't compromise my fingerprint? (besides writing all the text into a text editor and then copying and pasting) On another note, is there a form of Anonymouth (github.com/psal/anonymouth) for Tails?

I came across a project called anonymouth. It is an approach to anynomize your stylomtry? Thoughts about that? Do you know alternative software to this?

Linking reference for the curious: Stylometry, anonymouth and jstylo

I'm not sure about the specifics of GDPR, but it could be argued that even your style of writing personally identifies you. There are even projects that do just that to find alternate reddit accounts of people [1].

[1] https://github.com/jabraunlin/reddit-user-id

I wouldn't worry about that too much as someone's already done something similar for reddit (https://towardsdatascience.com/using-nlp-to-identify-reddito...), and has released their code publicly (https://github.com/jabraunlin/reddit-user-id)

Given the technique used, I don't see why something simple and local wouldn't defeat it? The "easiest" technique would be to use this weighting as a negative metric in rewriting.

Check out this repo for an example of stylometry/authorship identification in application.

An adaption of John Braunlin's "reddit-user-id" for my local Reddit cache.