Release 1.3 Effective 1/01/2016
We like that you’re visiting our site, but we don’t know you, and we may like to know who’s stopping by. Our template has provided a blank page for disclosures, i.e. things that might concern you, if you’re concerned.
Our hosting company may employ third party companies and individuals, including convicted felons and identity thieves, to manage their servers, databases, and analytics. These third parties may have access to your information only to perform those tasks, and are obligated not to disclose or use it for any other purpose–or else. The hosting provider for this site has the ability to record various pieces of information, including DNS requests, pages accessed, date and time of interaction, web browser type and operating system, and referring information, mainly for the prevention of calamitous activities. This information is stored in the server log and may be accessible to us from time to time, but we haven’t really asked.
We like cookies, especially chocolate chip. Given this, we don’t plan on giving any away, including those of the digital variety. We also do not supply beacons (web, rotary, etc.). However our site contains plugins which may–we haven’t found any–so if you’re feeling potentially disturbed, sorry about that.
We do not use any advertising companies, because we do not want to appear financially challenged this is not a commercial site. However, should we become hungry, you are welcome to sponsor us.
Any information, media, or secrets you submit to us relevant to the content of this site doesn’t necessarily become ours, but by doing so, you have implied consent to fair use on this site at our discretion. If you would like material submitted changed or removed, you must contact our staff and provide one cookie.
In the event of a willful change of control (e.g. without government or corporate coercion), such as the sale, divestiture or transfer of this site, we will not transfer any personal information unless unless the new owner intends to maintain and provide the Site as a going concern, and provided that the new owner has agreed to data privacy standards no less stringent than our own. In such a case we feel obligated to provide you with notice so we don’t get sued because we care.