Privacy Policy
by Samuel
March 13 2010| rating: 5 votes: 0 |
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Does s-nel log all user's data?
Yes, we log requests like any other website does, but for statistical and administrative purposes only. Periodically, s-nel may choose to release these statistics. No personally-identifying information will be released publicly.
What does s-nel do with information given in order to submit a comment?
The comment form requires certain information from the user before it will submit. The name that the user puts into the form is released by the user knowing that the name will be visible to all viewers of the page. s-nel cannot be held responsible for any damages resulting from submitting a person's name. If the user feels uncomfortable releasing his or her name, they can leave the field blank and adopt the default, "Anonymous". The email address field is required for form submission. The email address that the user provides is his or her own responsibility. The email address will not be displayed publicly. The address may be used to contact you concerning your comment on s-nel. Your email address will not be given or sold, and it will not be sent newsletters or spam. The website field is not required and it is provided solely for the purpose of self-advertising. The title and comment fields are required and will be visible to all visitors. The user is responsible for all information given in both fields. All of these fields are stored in a database for storage purposes and for statistical purposes. When the user submits a comment, their IP (internet protocol) address is also stored. The IP address is an identifying number that can be traced to the identified machine. s-nel promises that it will never try to find a user's location or use any IP tracing device. Instead, the IP is used in the case that a comment is deemed ban worthy. The user should treat the comment form as if any one can see it.
Yes, we log requests like any other website does, but for statistical and administrative purposes only. Periodically, s-nel may choose to release these statistics. No personally-identifying information will be released publicly.
What does s-nel do with information given in order to submit a comment?
The comment form requires certain information from the user before it will submit. The name that the user puts into the form is released by the user knowing that the name will be visible to all viewers of the page. s-nel cannot be held responsible for any damages resulting from submitting a person's name. If the user feels uncomfortable releasing his or her name, they can leave the field blank and adopt the default, "Anonymous". The email address field is required for form submission. The email address that the user provides is his or her own responsibility. The email address will not be displayed publicly. The address may be used to contact you concerning your comment on s-nel. Your email address will not be given or sold, and it will not be sent newsletters or spam. The website field is not required and it is provided solely for the purpose of self-advertising. The title and comment fields are required and will be visible to all visitors. The user is responsible for all information given in both fields. All of these fields are stored in a database for storage purposes and for statistical purposes. When the user submits a comment, their IP (internet protocol) address is also stored. The IP address is an identifying number that can be traced to the identified machine. s-nel promises that it will never try to find a user's location or use any IP tracing device. Instead, the IP is used in the case that a comment is deemed ban worthy. The user should treat the comment form as if any one can see it.
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