AW: discuri

Hello,

* Von: Suryanarayana, Lalitha [mailto:lalitha@tri.sbc.com]
* Gesendet: Mittwoch, 14. November 2001 23:49
* An: 'www-p3p-policy@w3.org'
* Betreff: discuri
* 
* What is the rationale for mandating the discuri attribute in 
* the P3P policy? (...) Also, are there cases where the user
* might want to review the natural language policy
* after the P3P user agent has processed the XML policy?

In IE 6 go to the menue view, the new point below
"source view" (Datenschutzbericht in german, propably
something like Privacy policy in the englich version).

Doubleklick an entry of a server that is know to serve
a policy e.g. (www.att.com). In the first few lines of
the new window opening you see something like "you
can view the full policy here.", with "here" being a
link to the human readable version. 

This makes sense because even if the policy should be 
easy to find for everybody, there is no common sense on 
what is easy to find. If you know your user agents beha-
viour, then there is at least one way how you can find 
the policy easily.

Bye, Christian

Received on Thursday, 15 November 2001 05:59:23 UTC