To me, it seems worthwhile to remind people that recommendations are public-to-the-world, not just to registered Memestreams users, and to remind them about the nature of the "sources" and "audience" filters, and about the "social network" graphs. Some users may look at the graphs, think "pretty pictures -- I have no idea what that means", not realizing the interpersonal relationship data they contain, and the sources of that data (namely, a coarse version of the agent input).

That is valid.

I felt I covered the issues about recommendations being public. Although it is not implicitly stated that the source of the recommendation can be determined if that source was publicly posted on the site.

Any suggestions about wording?

RE: MemeStreams Privacy Policy Changes (Draft for public review)