bufferzone
msg:928007 | 8:16 pm on Mar 16, 2002 (gmt 0) |
I'd give you mine, but it,s in danish. Sticky me if nothing ells comes up, I'll translate it for you
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brotherhood of LAN
msg:928008 | 9:09 pm on Mar 16, 2002 (gmt 0) |
Just be concise about what information you obtain and what you do with it I put something along the lines of "we do not distribute any information obtained to third parties" and "no personal information is collected by this site" You dont have to be a legal eagle. Another thing best to add is a disclaimer about the info on your site, ie errors and omissions in case someone causes a stir about it
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paynt
msg:928009 | 9:40 pm on Mar 16, 2002 (gmt 0) |
Hello fashezee, The last few posts here
[webmasterworld.com...] and this discussion
[webmasterworld.com...] hold some good privacy page information. Hope that helps a bit.
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Bogglesworld
msg:928010 | 2:35 pm on Mar 17, 2002 (gmt 0) |
Hi. You might want to try Truste or The Online Privacy Alliance. They have a lot of resources for making privacy statements and I think they have a privacy policy template that you can use. The only problem i have is that I think privacy policies should be as simple as possible, as clear as possible, and theirs aren't.
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hstyri
msg:928011 | 2:30 pm on Mar 19, 2002 (gmt 0) |
My favourite place for help in structuring privacy statements is the W3C Platform for Privacy Preferences (P3P) Project [w3.org]. It's helpful even if you don't want to implement a P3P policy. If your site use cookies I recommend that you implement a P3P policy including a Compact Policy in order to please visitors using MSIE 6.0. ;)
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