In one of these approaches, users were asked to answer specific questions identified as areas where APHIS most needed comments, the answers to the questions were entered into a database with a web interface, and commenters were allowed to review all the electronic comments posted and to post other comments to the site.
The site included comments and reviews, and the comments were stored in a database.
Users were asked to enter their personal information, including credit card numbers and social security information.
It does include all mail sent by households and non-households.
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The administrator will never receive the data.
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