Privacy

The site operator can be contacted at the contact address. No legal form or postal address is published on the site. This page describes the current practice and it is not a legal certification.

For an account we collect the name, the email, the password hash, the verification state, the avatar if you upload one, the email preference and the preferred language for account messages. We do not store the password in plain text and we do not show the email publicly.

For servers we collect the details you enter, the re-encoded images and the moderation state. For a vote we store the account, the server and the time. For reports we store the reason and the text. The administration log stores the action and a hash of the IP address, not the address in plain text. Failed login attempts store the email and the IP for the attempt limit and are deleted after one day.

Confirmation and reset tokens are stored only as a hash, they expire and they can be used once.

Account emails are sent through the site’s configured SMTP. Pages load fonts from Google, so the browser makes a request to Google.

The page language comes from the address, not from the IP address. The theme and a language chosen explicitly stay in the browser, separate from each other. Public visits are counted in aggregate, by language and by day, without identifying the visitor.

You can ask for access, correction or deletion of the account by writing to the contact address. Related listings and votes can be removed with the account, except logs needed for abuse that was already investigated.

We do not sell the data and we do not connect the account to a private game-server database.

Forum presence counts activity from the last few minutes on forum pages, in both languages. Members appear with their nickname only when they leave the option on. Guests are counted approximately, through a random identifier kept in the session the site already uses, without a new cookie, without the IP address and without tracking in the other modules. The identifier disappears with the session.