Below is the privacy policy of Snouthold Inc.

Snouthold Inc. uses information gathered about you (for example your IP address) to help diagnose problems with our servers. In addition, all other information you provide to us such as the type of community you create, your hobbies and interests, etc may be compiled as statistics and these statistics shared with 3rd parties such as advertisers. However, advertisers and any other 3rd party will not be given any personal contact information without explicit consent from you or as required by law. In the unlikely event that such consent is requested, you will be directly contacted by Snouthold by email or other viable means.

Your customer ID and any personal information you disclose will be linked togther in our database in order for Cospire to tailor your experience. For example, if you create a private small business Cospire community, you may recieve tips on keeping your community secure and ideas on how typical small businesses organize their information. In addtion, other people may have access to your information depending on the security level of your community and your preferences, see What Communities Do with your Information below.

If you opt to be on our mailing list, we will use the email address you give us to send you updates on our software along with offers from 3rd parties that we think you might be interested in. Again, these 3rd parties will not be given your personal contact information without your explicit permission.

Our site uses cookies to identify you so you don't necessarily have to login each time you visit our site. They are linked to your user number which is associated with the information in your account.

Because this site allows publication from many sources (including yourself), there will certainly be links to other websites from our site. Snouthold Inc. is not responsible for the privacy policies or content of these other sites.

Information that you provide to communities (i.e. through your profile) is available to anyone who has permission to view your information in that community. Such information can be very valuable to building a sense of community and Snouthold Inc. encourages community members to share information they are comfortable sharing. However, Snouthold Inc. cannot control what people do with information you disclose in your profile. If you disclose potentially sensitive information, you should carefully consider the security level of the community your are publishing this information to. Below is more information on specific types of information you might disclose in your profile or elsewhere.

Many people who participate in online communities prefer to be anonymous and that's fine with us. However, there are many scenarios where it is desirable to disclose your identity to the community. For example, if you are a member of a community for the ACME small business, it is likely that many of the people in the community will know each other personally. Knowing who is who can give credit to contributors and make it clearer who subject experts are. In any case, if you do not wish to initially disclose this information you may do so later by editing your personal profile.