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   <p>In parallel to our regular website (<a href="https://makeyourlaws.org">https://makeyourlaws.org</a>),
   	we maintain a Tor hidden service (<a href="http://<%= Keys.get 'tor_hostname' %>">http://<%= 
  -	Keys.get tor_hostname %></a>). This can be accessed via the Tor anonymizing proxy system; we 
  +	Keys.get 'tor_hostname' %></a>). This can be accessed via the Tor anonymizing proxy system; we 
   	strongly recommend that you use the <a href="https://www.torproject.org/projects/torbrowser.html.en">Tor
   	Browser Bundle</a> to do so.</p>
   	
   <p>The Tor website functions differently in a few ways:
   	<ol>
  -		<li>Javascript, Google Analytics, and all other tracking is disabled (though our own cookies are not, 
  -			as they are necessary for secure logins and sessions)</li>
  +		<li>Javascript, Google Analytics, and all other privacy-disclosing tracking is disabled 
  +			(though our own cookies are not, as they are necessary for secure logins and sessions)</li>
   		<li>all functionality that would implicate a legally mandated disclosure requirement is disabled
   			(e.g. you cannot send us campaign contributions via the Tor website*)</li>
   		<li>more aggressive measures are taken against abuse such as denial of service, sockpuppeting,
  
positive.code: 
  <ol>
  	<li>
  		<p>Information mandated to be public by law, or that is clearly public your use of it</p>
  		<p>For instance, when we ask for your name, address, employer, etc., when you make
  			a campaign finance contribution through MYL PAC, we are required by Federal law
  			to disclose that information publicly, and we will. Moreover, lying to us about
  			these questions is itself a violation of Federal law, and we will fully cooperate
  			with any legitimate government investigation thereof.</p>
  		<p>We will always clearly signal when information you enter is public.</p>
  		<p>Similarly, if you post comments under your username, the text of those comments is public,
  			as is its association with your username.</p>
  	</li>
  	<li>
  		<p>Information that is not personally identifiable</p>
  		<p>For instance, this includes aggregated statistics across multiple MYL users,
  			such as "what is the distribution of a contributor's job title vs their 
  			contribution amount".</p>
  		<p>We will share this data publicly and/or with individual researchers, to the extent
  			that we believe it would be beneficial to do so, and to the extent we are sure that
  			any such disclosures will not harm the privacy of any individual user.</p>
  	</li>
  	<li>
  		<p>Information that is personally identifiable and not covered by mandated reporting law</p>
  		<p>For instance, this includes your email address, specific responses to any polling questions,
  			forward proxy relationships (outside of a campaign finance context), IP address(es),
  			account recovery and identity verification information, the association between your username
  			and your legal name, etc.</p>
  
negative.code: 		<p>We may disclose some of this information where it is necessary for the operation of the site;
  			for instance, we use Google Analytics, which collects IP address, page viewing history,
  			etc.</p>
  		<p>We will use this information internally for a variety of purposes, such as personalizing
  			the website to you, abuse and fraud detection / prevention, account recovery verification, 
  			identity authentication, research, etc.</p>
  	</li>
  	<li>
  		<h3>Information that we cannot access by design</h3>
  		<p>For instance, we do not store your password in plain text; instead, we store it using
  			industry standard cryptographic methods (i.e. salted hashes).</p>
  		<p>Even if we wanted to, there is no way for us to access this information, and we will
  