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    Privacy Policy

    Effective date: 20 December 2025

    This policy is provided in a concise, transparent and easily accessible form using clear and plain language, in accordance with GDPR Article 12.

    Your privacy is important to us#

    We respect your privacy and are committed to protecting it. This privacy policy explains what limited data we collect, how it’s used and your rights and choices.

    Our data practices#

    No personal data actively collected by us#

    Except for data voluntarily submitted for Code of Conduct reports, we do not directly collect or process any personal data that could identify you (such as your name or e‐mail address). The only personal data involved is the IP address that is automatically transferred to third‐party services (like our content delivery networks) for the sole technical purpose of delivering content, as detailed below. This technical transmission is necessary for the website to function, and the legal basis for this processing is our legitimate interest in delivering content efficiently and ensuring network security. We do not use this technical data to identify users or to draw conclusions about individual behaviour.

    No cookies used#

    This website does not use cookies.

    External services used by the website#

    We use certain external services to ensure that the website functions correctly and loads efficiently. When you visit our website or use Placer Toolkit, your browser may make requests with these services, which may receive technical data such as your IP address as part of normal content delivery.

    Vercel#

    This website is hosted and delivered using Vercel, a U.S.‐based hosting provider. When you visit the site, your browser may send Vercel information like your IP address and device type so the site can be displayed properly and securely. Vercel only uses this data to provide hosting services. Vercel’s privacy practices can be found at https://vercel.com/legal/privacy-policy.

    jsDelivr#

    We use jsDelivr (a UK‐based service) to host Placer Toolkit, some Fontsource fonts and Font Awesome Free icons. When your browser loads these resources, jsDelivr may receive your IP address as part of the normal technical process of delivering content. jsDelivr’s privacy practices can be found at https://www.jsdelivr.com/terms/privacy-policy.

    Bunny Fonts#

    We use Bunny Fonts (an EU‐based, privacy‐first service) to load some of the fonts on this website. When your browser requests a font file, your IP address is sent to the Bunny Fonts server for the sole technical purpose of delivering the content. Bunny Fonts has a strict zero‐logging and no‐tracking policy, meaning the IP address received is not stored or processed for any other purpose. Bunny Fonts is operated by BunnyWay d.o.o. in the EU.

    Font Awesome Kits (optional)#

    If you configure Placer Toolkit to use Font Awesome Pro or Font Awesome Pro+, your browser will load icons from Font Awesome’s Kit CDN instead. When this happens, your IP address is sent to Font Awesome’s servers to count pageviews for that Kit. IP addresses are considered personal information under GDPR. This only applies if you actively choose to use a paid Font Awesome plan—the default configuration uses Font Awesome Free via jsDelivr and does not send your IP address to Font Awesome. If you use Font Awesome Pro or Pro+, you are also subject to Font Awesome’s Privacy Policy at https://fontawesome.com/privacy.

    Netlify (legacy redirects only)#

    We use Netlify to host redirects for certain legacy links. When a user visits one of these URLs, Netlify processes technical data, including IP addresses, as part of normal content delivery to ensure the redirect works. This processing is technically necessary to deliver the redirect. Placer Toolkit does not access, analyse or otherwise use this data.

    Code of Conduct violation reports#

    We are committed to maintaining a safe and respectful community. If you submit a report of a Code of Conduct violation, we process the data submitted to investigate and enforce our community guidelines. This processing is based on our legitimate interest in community safety and security, and the necessity of processing for the establishment or defence of legal claims, as CoC reports may contain sensitive personal data.

    Data processed:

    When a report is submitted via the official report form, the following information is collected by our data processor, Tally, on our behalf:

    • Identifying information: Contact details of the reporter (if provided, you may choose to submit anonymously) and identifiers (e.g., username, account ID) of the individual(s) being reported.
    • Incident details: Text, time stamps and any attached screenshots describing the alleged violation. This data may contain sensitive personal data (special category data).

    Safeguards:

    This data is stored under strict confidentiality, with access limited only to the essential team members required for investigation. We retain this data only for as long as necessary to complete the investigation and enforce remedial action. Tally acts as a data processor for these reports, and we maintain a mandatory DPA with them.

    Use of local storage#

    We use your web browser’s localStorage to save your website preferences. This is non‐personal data that is stored on your own device and is not sent to our servers. This data may include your choice of light/dark mode and the open/closed state of sidebar sections. This helps us remember your preferences so you don’t have to set them again on each visit.

    Privacy‐first analytics#

    To understand how our website is used and to improve it, we use Cabin Analytics, a privacy‐first analytics tool that is compliant with GDPR and other privacy laws. You can read their privacy policy at https://withcabin.com/privacy. This tool collects anonymised or aggregated data that is not used to identify individual users:

    • The number of page views.
    • The referral source that brought you to the site.
    • The type of device and browser you are using.

    This data is not linked to any individual user and is used in an aggregated form to analyse trends, not to track you personally.

    Your data rights#

    As we do not process personal data directly, the scope of these rights is limited to the data processed by our third‐party providers. However, under the GDPR, you have the following rights, and you may contact us to exercise them:

    • Right to access: To receive confirmation of whether personal data concerning you is being processed.
    • Right to rectification: To have inaccurate personal data corrected.
    • Right to erasure (“Right to be forgotten”): To have your personal data deleted, where applicable.
    • Right to object or restrict processing (where applicable).

    You also have the right to lodge a complaint with a supervisory authority. If you wish to exercise any of these rights, please contact us using the e‐mail provided below.

    Where personal data is processed exclusively by a third-party provider acting as a data processor, requests may be forwarded to or handled directly by that provider in accordance with their procedures.

    Policy information#

    Compliance with data protection laws#

    We operate in full compliance with the GDPR and other applicable data protection laws. Placer Toolkit is the data controller responsible for deciding how data is processed. Our third‐party service providers act as data processors on our behalf and process data according to our instructions: Vercel (hosting), Tally (Code of Conduct reports), jsDelivr (static asset delivery) and Netlify (legacy redirects). We maintain mandatory DPAs with each of these providers. Other external services are not considered data processors for the purposes of this policy.

    For transfers of personal data (such as IP addresses) to our service providers, we rely on appropriate legal mechanisms to ensure an adequate level of protection for data received from the EU and UK:

    • Vercel (U.S.) adheres to the EU-U.S. Data Privacy Framework and also takes additional steps such as SCCs or other legal mechanisms where required by applicable law.
    • Tally (Belgium) processes data entirely within the EU and does not require SCCs for compliance.
    • jsDelivr (UK) relies on SCCs to provide adequate protection for any personal data that is transferred internationally.
    • Netlify (U.S.) processes technical data, including IP addresses, solely for delivering redirects as part of normal content delivery.

    Changes to this Privacy Policy#

    We may update this privacy policy from time to time. We will post any changes on this page and update the Effective date.

    Contact us#

    If you have any questions about this privacy policy or our data practices, please contact us at placer.coc.reports+privacy@gmail.com.

    We’d love to hear from you. Please reach out to us with any questions or enquiries you may have.

    You can contact us via e‐mail at placer.coc.reports+contact@gmail.com.

    We look forward to hearing from you!

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