Credit Karma says its user forums are intended to be open to the public and asks you to act accordingly when posting. This describes the intended audience; it does not promise that every post will be visible to everyone.
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Credit Karma’s user forums are intended to be open to the public, so please act accordingly.
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qualified by (model-proposed): Do not publish anyone’s private or confidential information — The forums are intended to be public, but participants still must not publish anyone’s private or confidential information. The public audience does not remove that posting restriction.
Do not publish anyone’s private or confidential information
You must not publish any person’s private or confidential information. Examples include addresses, phone numbers, credit card or other financial account numbers, and Social Security Numbers. These examples do not limit the rule to those types of information.
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Do not publish any person’s private or confidential information, such as addresses, phone numbers, credit card or other financial account numbers, or Social Security Numbers.
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qualifies (model-proposed): User forums are intended to be public — The forums are intended to be public, but participants still must not publish anyone’s private or confidential information. The public audience does not remove that posting restriction.