Privacy Policy: (version 12.29)

	We do not sell or give your data to others.
	We contact you by email only in support of registration, webmaster, link, or message board problems.

If we receive email that contains tutorial related content or tutorial critiques or comments or acknowledgments, we post it on our public Message Board for all to read and learn from.

	We do not email you follow-up surveys or solicitations.
	We do not open emails containing attachments.
	We do not inform others that you are doing the tutorial.
	We do not request your address or telephone number.

Some examples: 

We will not tell anyone that you are doing the tutorial. You may use an alias as your user/posting name. 

If you reveal that you are involved in illegal activities we will encourage you to come clean, however, we would not tell it, communicate it, or reveal it in any way, to anyone.

If you reveal that someone you know is involved in illegal activities we will support you in learning how to communicate with him/her in support of cleaning up the situation, however, we would not contact him/her or any authorities.

If any authorities contact us and ask us for information about you we would firmly decline and then delete any reference of you on our hard drive and back ups and then do a clean erase.

You may request a Private Message Board (PMB)

A PMB means that no one will be able to read your conversations with the tutorial coach.

Note: It is of immense value to read other's posts, however, other tutorial participants may be from your precinct or department and also posting to the free Police Tutorial Message Board (PTMB). They may be able to identify you from the content of your posts. With a for-fee Private Message Board (PMB) only you and the coach can view it and have the password to it.

The purpose of our Privacy Policy is to support open, honest, and spontaneous communication. Our agreement with tutorial participants is the same as that of a priest about confessions. The tutorial will not work for you if you choose to hide something from us.

If you are very concerned about privacy you may first log on to anonymizer.com and where it reads: "Just enter a URL and press Go:" enter <http://www.managercoaching.com/police/>. My understanding is that with anonymizer.com you cannot be traced except through a court order. Coupled with an alias username this assures anonymity.

Kerrith H. (Kerry) King
Pres. Community Communications

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