In reply to Tony Jifkins.

Hi Tony,

1) I don't think privacy plugins should be allowed. Different countries have different rules. I am in Toronto Canada as I type this
2) Your wife and you, are either of you lawyers? (.info site)
3) The whois search for that .info site is Australia. I am in Canada, our laws are slightly different.
4) Europe has this thing about telling viewers about cookies. That doesn't apply to everyone.
5) Fill in form type privacy sites SUCK HORRIBLE.
6) You don't need a plugin for privacy policy.

If you have advertisements, go to google adsense/linkshare/cj/etc... privacy policy pages and read them.
Then you go back to your own website, create: yoursite.com/privacy.
Explain in your own ways what GA/LS/CJ/etc...said.
Do you use Google Analytics/Woopra/etc...? go back to your /privacy page and mention that. Mention that GA/WOOPRA will tell you their country/web broser/operating system/etc...

Mention what happens to the information people leave when they leave a comment on your site. If you use disqus/other 3rd-party............

Do you get the point I am trying to say? Do the effort yourself. Don't need a plugin.