As every SEO already should know, TrustRank places a core vote of trust on a seed set of reviewed sites to help search engines identify pages that would be considered useful from pages that would be considered spam.

Obviously having a privacy policy doesn’t mean that you are good or bad at keeping the personal information secret. It just means that you have formalized and publicly stated the rules.

So do you think implementing P3P could boost a site's Trust Rank?

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