Jeff, I'm disappointed. The logic of your position seems to be that Renderosity regards information as available for public discussion by members of staff if it's published elsewhere on the internet, even if it's Renderosity-specific, and even if it's covered by Renderosity's confidentiality clauses. That's worse than 'not reassuring' - it's downright scary. However, I understand that you're not the site owner and you don't get the final shout - nothing personal in this. I will email Tim/Tammy as you ask. But where a question arises about the site's treatment of members' personal information, I would hope that the owners would regard that as important enough to discuss in front of the membership.