Re: Privacy Statements

From: Brad Waller <waller_at_epage.com>
Date: Thu 14 Apr 2005 07:44:08 -0500

> Short and sweet - do visitors want that?
> Would any website be willing to allow a good
> privacy statement to be "borrowed"?

I like the short and sweet ones, but I'm not sure if they will pass legal
muster if you have a legal department. I used a wizard years ago with my
first privacy policy, and since then have continued to update it and use
that as a baseline for others I have written. I have no copyright issues
and if anyone wants to look at what I have done and borrow pieces, be my
guest.

This is the one that has been updated over the years:
http://epage.com/js/faq?path=FAQ/About_EPage&rid=HF0000001036

And one of the latest I have done, which is a bit less formal:
http://betterif.com/privacy.html

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Received on Thu Apr 14 2005 - 07:44:08 CDT