1. A method for identifying questionable content in a proposed communication from a sender, wherein the proposed communication comprises initial content, the method comprising: receiving by a processor the initial content; receiving by the processor an identification of at least one proposed recipient; receiving, by the processor, private information associated with the proposed recipient from a source of private information about the proposed recipient; receiving, by the processor, public information associated with the proposed recipient from a source of public information about the proposed recipient; identifying by the processor, based upon the received initial content, the received private information and the received public information, at least a portion of the initial content as the questionable content; and indicating by the processor, to the sender, the identified questionable content.
1. A method for identifying questionable content in a proposed communication from a sender, wherein the proposed communication comprises initial content, the method comprising: receiving by a processor the initial content; receiving by the processor an identification of at least one proposed recipient; receiving, by the processor, private information associated with the proposed recipient from a source of private information about the proposed recipient; receiving, by the processor, public information associated with the proposed recipient from a source of public information about the proposed recipient; identifying by the processor, based upon the received initial content, the received private information and the received public information, at least a portion of the initial content as the questionable content; and indicating by the processor, to the sender, the identified questionable content. 3. The method of claim 1 , wherein the identification of the proposed recipient comprises one of: (a) a single email recipient; (b) an email distribution list; (c) a single instant message recipient; (d) a group instant chat list; (e) a social network distribution list; (f) a social network friends list; or (g) any combination thereof.