Clue Clinic – Privacy Policy
1. General
This site is wholly funded and maintained by its owner and has no connection with advertisers, marketing organizations, or other third parties.
2. Data Protection
2.1 Comments
When a user of the site first leaves a comment, it is subject to moderation by the site administrator, following which the user’s email address is stored in order that subsequent comments can be published without manual intervention. These stored email addresses are visible only to the system administrator. Should you have used the comment facility but at some point require all comments linked to your email address to be dissociated from it, please contact the site administrator using the Contact link at the foot of any page.
2.2 Subscriptions
If you choose to subscribe to the blog, your name and email address will be stored on our system until such time as you unsubscribe or you request deletion of your information. Apart from a mail asking you to verify your subscription and a welcome mail, you will not receive any mails from us other than notifications of new postings on the blog thread. Your name and email address will not be shared with any third parties or used for any other purposes.
3. Cookies
Cookies are small chunks of data which a website asks your browser to store on your computer so that the information can be retrieved at a future point (which could be minutes or months later). At a basic level these cookies are typically used to communicate between different components of a website and to record preferences expressed by a particular user (eg default language). On some sites they may also hold personal data (such as a username) or information which is used by other websites for advertising or analytical purposes. This site, however, uses cookies solely for the purpose of making it work properly (and for remembering that the user of a particular computer has consented to the use of cookies).
If you agree to the use of cookies and your browser has cookies enabled you will not normally be asked to repeat your consent on the same computer for a period of one month.
4. Security of Site
The nature of this site means that in normal use no confidential information will be passed between the user’s computer and the web server, therefore the traffic is not encrypted. In the few places on the site where text not destined for public view can be entered, specifically the email field on the comment form, you should not enter any data the privacy of which you consider paramount.
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