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| ===If you register an account, whatever you give us === | ===If you register an account, whatever you give us === | ||
| - | If you register an account for this site (which you only need to do if you want to make changes to the content), then we will hold whatever information you use to create that account. We do not care if the name you use is your " | + | If you register an account for this site (which you only need to do if you want to make changes to the content), then we will hold whatever information you use to create that account. |
| - | If you make changes, the changes you make are logged against your account. All changes are publicly visible, so anyone can see the version history of this site. If you want to propose a change but show it came from you, you're welcome to email me. Obviously, I'll then have your email address... | + | Even though the field says "Real name", we do not care if the name you use is your " |
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| + | You will need to use a valid email address. We strongly suggest that you use a [[passwords# | ||
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| + | If you make changes, the changes you make are logged against your account. All changes are publicly visible, so anyone can see the version history of this site. If you want to propose a change but show it came from you, you're welcome to email that change to me and I can add it. Obviously, I'll then have your email address... | ||
| ====Using your information ==== | ====Using your information ==== | ||
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| If you are just browsing the site, the only reason we will use your information is to serve the pages to you. | If you are just browsing the site, the only reason we will use your information is to serve the pages to you. | ||
| - | ===If you are logged into your account and make changes === | + | ===If you register for an account, to maintain your account ====Â |
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| + | If you register for account, we will use whatever username you give us, and your email address, to set up and maintain your account for you. Since there are no terms in place for registering an account, we can't say that this is necessary to perform a contract with you, so we'll have to say " | ||
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| + | You can subscribe to notifications if you want, but that's up to you. This processing is based on your consent. | ||
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| + | ===If you are logged into your account and make changes, to preserve version history an attribute | ||
| - | If you are logged into your account and make changes, we will only use your information to operate and maintain the site. This is little more than keeping the version history of the site. | + | If you are logged into your account and make changes, we will only use your information to operate and maintain the site. This is little more than keeping the version history of the site, and attributing changes to the right person. |
| This is a legitimate interest. | This is a legitimate interest. | ||
| ====Your data and the EEA==== | ====Your data and the EEA==== | ||
| - | We do not transfer or process these data outside the European Economic Area. | + | Any data we hold about you will be held in the UK, and we will not transfer or process these data outside the European Economic Area. Unless the UK leaves the EU, in which case, all these data will be outside the EEA, despite not having moved anywhere. They' |
| This site is available all over the world (and if someone is connecting via an Internet connection from a space station, outside this world too) and, if someone outside the EEA views version history, they will see who has made what changes. | This site is available all over the world (and if someone is connecting via an Internet connection from a space station, outside this world too) and, if someone outside the EEA views version history, they will see who has made what changes. | ||
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| If you have an account, then you have the right to: | If you have an account, then you have the right to: | ||
| * get access to your personal data (which you can do via your account page) | * get access to your personal data (which you can do via your account page) | ||
| - | * get access to information about our processing of it (above)Â | + | * get access to information about our processing of it (this notice)Â |
| - | * delete your account (which you can do via your account | + | * delete your account (which you can do when logged in, via the " |
| * object to our maintenance of version history. Unless you were suffering particularly badly, it's unlikely that we would do this, but we could squash the version history if you were suffering really badly. | * object to our maintenance of version history. Unless you were suffering particularly badly, it's unlikely that we would do this, but we could squash the version history if you were suffering really badly. | ||
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| ===If you have an account === | ===If you have an account === | ||
| - | If you have an account, then we retain the information you gave us until you delete your account. | + | If you have an account, then we retain the information you gave us, until you delete your account. |
| - | We maintain version history for as long as we run this site, or until we squash the version history (which we do not plan on doing). | + | We maintain version history for as long as we run this site, or until we squash the version history (which we do not plan on doing). So if you make a change and then delete your account, your historic changes will still show against your name. If this is a really big deal for you, let us know, and we can look at squashing version history. |
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