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Ensuring Privacy and Feedback in Giving Games

Our sponsor values your privacy while discussing Giving Games on this website and beyond. We may share insights from discussions or feedback forms post-voting, but individual identities will remain strictly anonymous. Furthermore, to enhance future games and engage a broader audience, our sponsor is audio recording sessions. Rest assured, any party granted access to these recordings must treat the information as confidential to protect your privacy. Your input is vital, and we are committed to safeguarding your personal information throughout this process.

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Ensuring Privacy and Feedback in Giving Games

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  1. Privacy Policy • Comments and Feedback • When discussing Giving Games on his website or in other contexts, our sponsor might include quotes from the discussion or the feedback forms we’ll ask you to complete after the voting. This would be done by saying something like “One participant said that the money should go to Charity A because of X, Y, Z”; people’s names will be kept strictly anonymous. • Audio recording: • Our sponsor is taping as many Giving Games as he can, so he can improve future Games, and generate interest in his project among people like academics, non-profit experts, and other donors. We want to protect your privacy, so anyone who might be allowed to listen to a tape would be required to treat it as confidential material.

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