anchor.diff:  
   <ol>
   	<li>
  -		<p>Information mandated to be public by law, or that is clearly public your use of it</p>
  +		<h3>Information mandated to be public by law</h3>
   		<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>
  +		<h3>Information that is public by your implicit consent or that you license to us</h3>
  +		<p>For instance, if you post comments under your username, the text of those comments is public,
  +			as is its association with your username.</p>
  +		<p>Please note that as a condition of using this site, <i>all</i> content that you submit 
  +			to us is licensed to us under the 
  +			<a href="http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/us/">Creative Commons 
  +			attribution-only 3.0 US license</a>, meaning that we are allowed to use it in any way
  +			at our discretion, so long as we give you credit.</p>
  +	</li>
  +	<li>
  +		<h3>Information that is not personally identifiable</h3>
   		<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
  +			that we believe it would be beneficial to do so, and 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,
  +		<h3>Information that is personally identifiable and not covered by mandated reporting law</h3>
  +		<p>For instance, this includes your email address, individual 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>
  
positive.code: 
  <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 
  	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>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,
  
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
  