Comments
When comments are submitted on the site we collect the data shown in the comments form, and in the case of comments submitted by visitors outside of registered user accounts we also collect the visitor’s IP address and browser user agent string to aid in spam detection.
An anonymized string constructed from your email address (you can call this a hash), will be provided to the Gravatar service and you would be able to view if your profile picture is being used by the Gravatar service.
Once your comment has been approved, your profile picture can be viewed by others.
Media
Visitors can download and extract location data contained within images uploaded to this website; therefore you should not upload images containing location data.
Cookies
When you comment on our site, you may desire to save your details which include name, email address and website cookies. This prevents you from imputing your details whenever you leave a comment.
You may choose to select “Remember Me” to save your login info.
Embedded content from other websites
In the same way other websites behave over embedded contents, articles published on this site may include contents like videos, images, articles, and others.
We may collect details about you to track your interaction with the embedded contents.
Who we share your data with
Your IP address will be attached to the email address you used to require a new password reset.
How long we retain your data
If you drop a comment, we retain it’s meta info indefinitely. This is necessary to ensure an automatic follow-up comments instead of holding them in queue.
We save personal details provided by registered users. However, users may choose to view, edit, or erase their personal information, but cannot edit their username.
Users personal information can be seen and changed by administrators.
What rights you have over your data
If your account exists on this site, or any details, you may request to receive the data from us, including data you shared with us. You can as well ask that we delete any personal info we have on you. But, this doesn’t apply to data partaking to administrative, legal, or security uses.
Where your data is sent
User’s comments may be viewed through a self operated spam detection service.