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Collection of Data via Comments

When you submit a comment, we collect personal data such as form entries, IP address, and browser information. This information is used to prevent spam and ensure the security of the site. Email hashes may be sent to Gravatar for verification of profile images. You can find more details regarding our privacy practices here: https://dreadpulseforger.info/policy.html. Profile images will only be displayed after approval.

Media Upload Guidelines

We recommend that users avoid uploading media with embedded EXIF GPS data, as it could reveal location information. Users should remove this data before submitting media files.

Cookies and Tracking

By leaving a comment, your personal details may be stored in cookies for convenience. These cookies will remain valid for one year. Temporary login cookies will be generated to check compatibility with your browser. Your login will remain active for two days, and screen preferences will be saved for one year. Selecting the "Remember Me" option will extend the login session for two weeks. Logging out will delete all cookies associated with your session. If you edit or post a new article, a cookie containing the article ID will be stored for one day.

Embedded External Content

Embedded media from external websites behaves as though you visited those websites directly. These third-party sites may collect user data, track user behavior, and set cookies.

Sharing of Data

Password reset emails will contain the user’s IP address for verification purposes.

Retention of Data

Comments and metadata are retained indefinitely for follow-up approvals. Registered users’ data is retained and can be updated or deleted, except for the username. Administrators may edit user information if needed.

Your Data Rights

You have the right to request a copy of your personal data or request its deletion. However, data retention may still apply if required for legal, security, or administrative reasons.

Automated Processing for Spam Detection

Automated systems may review comments to detect and prevent spam.