Why Should I Give Permission To Identify Me in Future Writings?
Trinity Communications will occasionally publicly make use of portions of comments received from users on our site. This is for two reasons: to establish credibility and to give credit.
When printing testimonials or criticism from our users, it helps to provide some identifying information so that the reader has no doubt of the statements' authenticity.
If you have made a particularly good point in a message, we would like to be able to have the option of reprinting the comment (in part or in full) and attributing it to its source.
We never, ever give out or publish the street addresses, phone numbers or email addresses of our users. But, with permission, we may cite your name, city, state or province, and country.
Thus if you've said something we wish to pass along, and you give permission, we will typically write something like this: "A particularly astute comment came from John Smith in Oxear, Montana, who stated that 'the quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dog.'"
Under all circumstances, we intend to respect your privacy and confidentiality. Your permission extends only to the comment you offer along with your permission on the same contact form.
