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Privacy

What personal data Skribly holds today, what this site keeps in your browser, and what is not decided yet.

Who is responsible

Skribly has not named a data controller yet, that is, the person or organisation responsible for personal data under the GDPR. This note says what is true today.

What Skribly holds today

Apart from mail that you choose to send (see below), the live Skribly services hold personal data of the five co-authors of Skribly only, such as their names and e-mail addresses in the history of the code. No Skribly service has accounts, sign-ups or a mailing list for anyone outside the team.

The assistant, a box for questions planned for the Skribly sites, is not active: no site shows it, and no question can be sent through it.

This site

This site is a set of static pages. It has no accounts, no forms, no comments, no analytics and no advertising. All fonts, images and scripts come from this site, and its Content Security Policy blocks anything else. The search runs in your browser, on an index that this site serves; there is no search server.

Cookies and storage in your browser

This site sets two small cookies, and only when you change a setting:

  • sk-theme keeps the colour theme you chose.
  • sk-a11y keeps your settings from the accessibility panel.

They hold no personal data, are not used for tracking and expire after a year. They are set for skribly.pl and its subdomains, so your choice holds on every Skribly site that uses them. Your browser also keeps the same two settings in its local storage. You can delete all of it by clearing the site data in your browser.

Hosting

The host that serves a site receives the technical data of each request, such as your IP address, the address you asked for and the name of your browser, in order to deliver the page. The Skribly sites that are live today are hosted on GitHub Pages, and GitHub's own privacy statement applies to that processing. The outside services that handle data for Skribly are listed on the subprocessors page.

Mail you send

If you write to contact@skribly.pl, your message and your e-mail address are forwarded by OVH, the registrar of skribly.pl, to the mailbox of a Skribly co-author.

Questions

For any question about your data or about this note, write to contact@skribly.pl.

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