Privacy Policy

2005/05/11 19:36 - Privacy Policy [mudboy]

The goal of Beerology.com's Privacy Policy is simple: to keep your information safe. To these ends, we do the following:

We store minimal contact information in our database - Ars user ID, email address, first name, last name, and a free form (and completely optional) "Contact Info" field. You are wholly responsible for the information that is placed in this contact info field.
The only two required pieces of information are a valid email address and your Ars Technica user ID.
Your email address and the information contained in the free-form contact info field is only available to other logged-in users of beerology.com.
Beerology.com will NEVER sell or otherwise disclose your information to third parties.
Beerology.com employs cookies for those users who choose to not have to log in each time they access the site.
The server technology that beerology.com employs uses cookies for session tracking.
You have full access to your personal information so that you can keep it up to date.
Anyone attempting to circumvent the Beerology.com privacy policy or otherwise access information in a nefarious or unlawful manner will be permanently banned from the use of this site.
Beerology.com reserves the right to log transactions on this site for security and auditing purposes.

Any questions regarding beerology.com's privacy policy should be addressed to the site administrator.