THIS DOCUMENT IS NOT A CONTRACT, LICENSE AGREEMENT OR LEGALLY BINDING 
IN ANY WAY. 

Hello, this is an open letter from Alex St. John, CEO of WildTangent 
Inc.  This file is for the benefit of folks out there who may have 
missed the WildTangent privacy statement when they installed our 
product, and later discovered that our Web Driver updates itself 
automatically.  If you are worried about what kind of information our 
product is collecting and reporting to us, or delivering to your 
computer, please check out the privacy statement on our web site at 
www.wildtangent.com.  We are not "big brother" or a Trojan horse, we 
have the utmost respect for your privacy, we don't know who you are 
unless you tell us, and our updater has essentially no impact on your 
computers performance. 

WildTangent is working very hard to pioneer game and multimedia 
content delivery over the Internet, but there are two enormous 
challenges associated with this problem that our updater resolves.  

1) Support:  DirectX drivers, which we depend on, are frequently 
broken or unstable.  Support problems associated with DirectX drivers 
are typically 3-7% for most video game developers.  Game developers 
have large support staffs to deal with these issues but the web 
developers using our technology will not have the same resources.  In 
order to make it practical to enable web developers to author leading 
edge multimedia content and deliver it online WildTangent must try to 
cope with the support problems associated with DirectX.  Our updater 
is part of a sophisticated support automation system that allows us 
to detect driver problems and fix them automatically.. hopefully 
before a user ever encounters them.  We track system configuration 
and driver information in an effort to detect problems and fix them 
before our users ever encounter them in content.

2) Size:  Multimedia applications are usually huge.  The updater 
allows us to deliver content users request in idle bandwidth rather 
than forcing users to wait for a long download.  We keep our driver 
current with new technology using the updater to avoid asking users 
to take a download hit every time they want to see WildTangent 
content.  We also stream content.  If our servers know your system 
configuration then they can tune the content they are delivering to 
suit your bandwidth and multimedia capabilities.  All of this makes 
our multimedia content delivery much faster and more reliable.

Lastly we track information about how WildTangent content is used.  
This allows us to bill publishers that are using our technology for 
commercial applications.  This billing mechanism also makes it 
possible for us to make the technology available to a large community 
of small content developers for free, while generating revenue from 
the larger folks who use our technology to make money.  We don't know 
who you are, nor do we try to figure it out unless you want to tell 
us.   

We try very hard to make our technology as reliable, responsible and 
unobtrusive on your machine as possible.  An interesting side effect 
of our effort to be unobtrusive is that some folks think that there 
is something sneaky going on because we don't plaster our logo all 
over the desktop or start menu.  Our sincere intention here is to 
avoid cluttering your desktop with stuff you shouldn't have to deal 
with.   

That said, the updater can be disabled at anytime from the 
WildTangent control panel applet. 

If you found this file and have any questions about its contents, 
please email us at info@wildtangent.com.  I hope this letter has 
successfully addressed any concerns we may have raised, and I hope 
you will continue to enjoy our content.  If you are computer savvy, 
then you may be interested in learning how to create WildTangent 
content yourself.  Our FREE SDK can be found in the developer section 
of our web site at www.wildtangent.com.  

Sincerely,

Alex St. John
President & CEO
WildTangent Inc.