Evaluate the Legal Stuff/Re-Assurance/Legitimization of Your Website

Evaluate the Legal Stuff/Re-Assurance/Legitimization of Your Website

* Did you include a Contact Us page with real address, phone number
(toll-free for businesses) and contact form or email available, basically a
clear and easy to use feedback/contact mechanism?
* DMCA Notice up? Terms of Use page available where you specify what you do
and why and what visitors have to agree on if they want to use your site?
This is to protect yourself from complaints or worse regarding things that
you cannot control properly, such as links to third-party websites or ads
from automated systems such as Google AdSense, etc.
* Privacy Policy up (especially if you collect data, email, names, and web
analytics tracking cookies)?

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