- From: Christopher VanOosterhout <chris@torresen.com>
- Date: Fri, 05 Oct 2001 11:07:25 -0400
- To: www-p3p-policy@w3.org
Greetings, I have some concerns about the results I have seen so far from the IBM policy editor. I am starting to become familiar with the P3P standard, however I am very new at this and could certainly use some input from others. Here is my situation. I have two sites ... one that requires more user input and cookies in order to function properly and one that uses very little data covered by the P3P policy. In the site that does not require cookies or much user supplied data there is a part of the HTML created document that says that http cookies are not used. The interesting thing to me is that I never mentioned to the program that I was or was not going to use cookies. How did the program know this? Also more importantly, the program created a compact privacy policy. I thought this was only used for sites using cookies. NOW HERE IS THE MORE IMPORTANT ISSUE: On my site where I do use cookies more extensively, the HTML policy that was generated says that we DO use cookies ... and that is good. Again, I do not understand where I ever told the program that I would use cookies, but I do and some how it figured it out. My real problem lies in the fact that when I go to view or save the compact policy, it is empty. In fact, in the view mode the following message appears under the compact policy tab: The compact policy is empty. The policy contains no cookie Any ideas? CV -- Christopher VanOosterhout Torresen Marine, Inc. Internet Division http://www.torresen.com/ http://www.marinedieseldirect.com/ 3126 Lake Shore Drive Muskegon, Michigan 49441 231-759-8596
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