Does WTFDetroit have a privacy policy?

[Uncle Mxy]

http://industry.bnet.com/technology/...reat-for-phds/

Major Internet companies say that they inform their customers about privacy issues through specially written policies. What they don’t say is that more often than not consumers would need college undergraduate educations or higher to easily wade through the verbiage.

When the House sent letters to 31 major Internet-related companies asking them about their privacy practices, included was a question of whether the businesses tell clients what they are doing. The common answer was, “Certainly, we proudly post our privacy policy.” I wondered about how user friendly those policies might be, so ran many through online readability software. The result: consumers need a whole lot of education to be able to casually read through what they find.

[Glenn]

Ours is pretty simple.

http://wtfdetroit.com/forums/showthread.php?t=3792

WTFDetroit's Privacy Policy:

WTFDetroit will not release or share our member's names, IPs or email addresses, with any outside person or organization.

You can feel confident that any violation of this policy will not be tolerated.

[Uncle Mxy]

http://www.online-utility.org/englis...nd_improve.jsp
puts that at a high school reading level.

Number of characters (without spaces) : 165.00
Number of words : 33.00
Number of sentences : 2.00
Average number of characters per word : 5.00
Average number of syllables per word : 1.76
Average number of words per sentence: 16.50

Indication of the number of years of formal education that a person requires in order to easily understand the text on the first reading
Gunning Fog index : 12.66

Approximate representation of the U.S. grade level needed to comprehend the text :
Coleman Liau index : 11.83
Flesh Kincaid Grade level : 11.58
ARI (Automated Readability Index) : 10.37
SMOG : 12.49

Flesch Reading Ease : 41.40

[MoTown]

Ours is pretty simple.

Yet a couple of assholes couldn't follow that a few years back.