Just a passing note that I am pretty sure that a lot of people don't realise (or appreciate the breadth of access) when they are putting information into the public domain.
From naive teenagers who post drunken videos on Facebook then wonder why five years later they have a problem getting jobs, to people who post on Internet fora or Usenet Newsgroups, to people who submit objections to planning permission which are then (as it says on the notice) made available for the public to view. Or in this electronic age, made available to anyone anywhere in the world with a computer and search engine.
For instance, a response to a planning application for a balcony (not ours, which was rejected).
"As a disabled person my Mum spends her afternoons taking bed rest, her room is to the rear of the property, due to her mobility problems there is a commode in the room next to the window the best place for it as recommended by ss. Her curtains are always open and my Mother is very worried the neighbours will see her sitting on the commode".
Well, at least they (and anyone else who might be passing) will now know what she is doing when sitting at the window.
Cheers
Dave R