Like most websites and blogs operators, oxyjone collects non-personally-identifying information of the sort that web browsers and servers typically make available, such as IP address, the browser type, language preference, referring site, search-keywords and the date and time of each visitor request. oxyjone’s purpose in collecting non-personally identifying information is to better understand how oxyjone’s visitors use it.
This data is tracked for administration and maintenance purposes, and lets me know what articles readers are interested in. It is also used for administration and site-maintenance, and for promoting the site to potential advertisers. A key point is that it cannot personally identify visitors to this site, so is not considered as personal information.
Users who leave comments are required to be logged in, and may therefore leave personally identifying information. The only information that is collected or stored by oxyjone is the login account that is provided by the comment-er, and this is used only to respond to the comment(s) that are left.
This data is tracked for administration and maintenance purposes, and lets me know what articles readers are interested in. It is also used for administration and site-maintenance, and for promoting the site to potential advertisers. A key point is that it cannot personally identify visitors to this site, so is not considered as personal information.
Users who leave comments are required to be logged in, and may therefore leave personally identifying information. The only information that is collected or stored by oxyjone is the login account that is provided by the comment-er, and this is used only to respond to the comment(s) that are left.
