Field guide

Privacy

This page explains the information Weird Web Today may receive when you read the publication or choose to contact it. It should be updated whenever the site’s tools change.

Who operates this publication

Weird Web Today is an independent publication curated by Francis Pwavwe and hosted on Google’s Blogger service. A custom domain may point to the Blogger-hosted publication.

Information Blogger may process

When you visit a Blogger publication, Google may receive technical information such as your IP address, browser or device details, requested pages and cookie data. That processing is controlled by Google and is subject to Google’s own policies and settings. Weird Web Today does not control Blogger’s underlying infrastructure.

Information you choose to provide

If you email Francis or use a future submission or subscription service, the information you send may include your name, email address, message, website URL and any other details you choose to provide. It will be used to respond, review a submission, manage a correction or carry out the purpose made clear at the point of collection.

Please do not send sensitive personal information unless it is specifically needed and a safe way to provide it has been agreed.

Analytics

Update required if analytics are enabled.
No publication-specific analytics service is declared in this package.

Advertising

Update required if advertising is added.
This package does not configure advertising.

Newsletter and subscription forms

Update required before a newsletter is connected.
The supplied Subscribe page contains no operational form.

Third-party embeds

Update required if third-party embeds are added.
Featured websites are linked, not embedded, in the supplied theme.

External links

Articles link to independently operated websites. Visiting an external site allows that operator to process information under its own privacy practices. A link from Weird Web Today is not a promise about another site’s data handling.

Retention and deletion

Direct correspondence should be kept only as long as reasonably needed for the conversation, editorial records, safety review or applicable obligations. Exact practices must be updated here when operational tools and retention periods are chosen.

Your questions

For a privacy question or a request concerning information you sent directly, use: [Add privacy contact email before publishing.]

Changes to this page

This notice may be revised when the publication adds or changes services. Add a “Last updated” date here whenever the text is materially changed: [Add date at publication.]

This is a practical publication notice, not a promise that laws never change. Review it for the places where the publication and its readers are located.