Corpusfishing.com Privacy Policies -

Corpusfishing does not use any user information for spam nor does it sell or distribute the email addresses of its registered users. Corpusfishing does allow Google Adsense Advertising but does not allow the new internet based ad features that would track corpusfishing.com users internet traffic to design specific ads for that user. Google ads will track your visits to particular ads via a cookie but will not track the rest of your internet activities with the internet based ad features that Corpusfishing has turned off. If you feel uncomfortable with the regular google ads then do not click on them.

Corpusfishing.com Spoof Spam - At times you may see spam email that says it is from Tyler@corpusfishing.com that is actually spam. That form of email is called a Spoof. It is actually sent from a different email address that masquerades as if it is from the Corpusfishing.com message forums.

Use of Images and Reports - Corpusfishing.com reserves the right to use your posted photos and reports on other areas of the website including report pages. We thank your for your reports and always give credit for those reports.

Message Forum Policies -We have a wide range of audience so please keep the topics and discussions with the tone that you wouldn't mind your grandmother reading. In other words no profanity, or offcolor remarks, racial slurs etc.

Please no personal attacks on people.
No spamming will be tolerated so don't put an online casino or nonfishing related link in your signature.
No pornographic links or images.
No democrats or republicans suck as fishing isn't a democrat or republican only sport.

No bashing of businesses as it is never cut and dried and only leads to problems. If you get good service use them if not go somewhere else. I realize you all may have legitimate gripes but I can't be the judge and jury on each single case.

No bashing of legal catches please. If someone wants to eat a 32" trout instead of mounting it or releasing it that is their business. Now if you want to lead by example and keep a few and release the bigger ones please let us know.

No ttt's to the tops on classifieds.

In other countries the rules may be different on fish and game.

More On Google

Google's Advertising Privacy FAQ
How does Google protect my privacy when it comes to advertising?
We make protecting privacy a priority by being clear about what information we collect and how we will use the information to show relevant ads, and by offering choices to consumers about what information to share with us. We also make it easy for you to view, manage and opt out of interest-based ads shown on AdSense partner sites and certain Google sites. We will not collect, sell, or share personally identifying information from ad serving cookies without your explicit consent.

What information does Google use to serve me ads?
We serve ads on our own websites through our AdWords program, as well as using AdSense technology on certain services. We also serve ads on partner websites through our AdSense program. We use a variety of methods to deliver ads that are relevant.

For our AdWords program, we serve ads based on the subject matter of your search. For example, if you search for “golf” on our search engine, you’ll see golf-related ads. We also make ads geographically relevant, which we do with the help of IP addresses. If you’re in Boston searching for cab companies, you probably want ads for Boston-based, not London-based cabs.

For our AdSense program, we serve ads based on the content of the site you view. For example, if you visit a gardening site, ads on that site may be related to gardening. In addition, we may serve ads based on your interests. As you browse websites that have partnered with us or Google sites using the DoubleClick cookie, such as YouTube, Google may place the DoubleClick cookie in your browser to understand the types of pages visited or content that you viewed. Based on this information, Google associates your browser with relevant interest categories and uses these categories to show interest-based ads. For example, if you frequently visit travel websites, Google may show more ads related to travel. In addition to ads based on interest categories, Google also allows advertisers to show you ads based on your previous interactions with them, such as visits to their websites. Advertisers may not use this technology to identify you personally, but it enables advertisers to deliver much more relevant ads to groups of users who previously interacted with them. Some of the sites and services (such as social networking sites) that use our AdSense program also may use information that doesn’t identify you personally, such as demographic data, to provide relevant advertising. Google will not associate sensitive interest categories with your browser (such as those based on race, religion, sexual orientation, health, or sensitive financial categories), and will not use such categories when showing you interest-based ads.