Summary
This site collects no more data about you than most other websites.
Comments, trackbacks, and pingbacks
are published, and except in very limited circumstances, will be a permanent
part of this site. If you decide to comment, link, or pingback
to a post, you must keep this in mind.
This privacy policy will be reviewed, and may be revised, from time to time.
You may wish to revisit it regularly.
Public data and publishing
Browsing this site doesn’t reveal your identity publicly; though see Private
Logging later in this document for more information.
Author identification
When posting a comment, a name and email address are
required. You do not have to select your real name. Your email address will not
published.
Comments, trackbacks, and pingbacks
will be identified by your IP address. These numbers could potentially be traceable
to identifying information about you, whether it is your home ISP or the
University or Work account where the IP address is registered. Your IP address
could potentially be used in conjunction with other data to identify you.
If you are concerned about attempts to match your IP address to your identity, you may wish to use an anonymous browsing service or attempt some means to obfuscate your real IP address.
Cookies and
Web Beacons
This site runs cookies and/or web beacons for tracking purposes.
This is a convenience for you so that you do not need to type in the same
information the next time you purchase or comment.
You may wish to clear these cookies and the browser cache if you wish to
refrain from revealing any identifying information, especially if you are using
a public or shared computer.
Private logging
Any time you visit a page on the internet, you send quite a bit of
information to the server. The webservers that host
this site maintain access logs with the information that you send. This
information is used to provide site statistics and to get an idea of popular
pages and what sites link here. We do not intend to use these logs to identify
legitimate users.
The data logged may be used by us to solve technical problems with the site
and, in cases of abuse of this site, to investigate the abuse.
Again, if you are concerned about attempts to match your IP address to your
identity, you may wish to use an anonymous browsing service or attempt some
means to obfuscate your real IP address.
Data release policy
Our policy is to only release the data we collect in the following
circumstances:
No selling of information
We will not sell information collected via this site, such as your email
address, to third parties.
Information security
We make no guarantee that the information that you provide us will be secure.