Terms of Use

Personal Information

By using this site, you agree to provide certain personal information. We don't collect any personal information beyond what you give us, which minimally means a username, a password, and a valid email address. That's all we require.

Well, that and the IP address you connected from, which may or may not be logged, depending on the phase of the moon, the color of the shirt I'm wearing, or even how much hair gel that weird guy down the street from me put into his hair this morning. You know the one. In other words, we reserve the right to log it or not log it at our sole discretion, and we won't be held liable either way.

We don't share your personal information with anyone except as follows:

• Any personal information you provide while configuring your account in the forum tab is visible to other people in the forums. If you don't want the world to know, don't type it in.
• We will release your personal info to any commercial project if you submit a script to them for consideration.
• If you join a review group, the group owner can see your email address.
• If you create a review group, the group members can see your email address.
• Our ISP may have access to our database. To the extent that this is the case, their privacy policy applies.

Apart from the above, we will not intentionally disclose your personal information except as required by law (whether by subpoena or otherwise) or as required to provide any outside service that you might request. (Currently, no such outside services exist; we're just covering our bases so that we don't have to update this privacy policy in the future if we team up with somebody to provide something cool. Any such cool features will be entirely opt-in.)

However, by using this site, you agree to not hold us liable if your personal information is inadvertently disclosed, even if we were previously made aware of the possibility of such disclosure.

Simply put, if you consider your privacy important enough to be angry about an accidental disclosure, then it is your responsibility to withhold your personal information from us, and to create a disposable email address for use in your your interactions with this website. We've made what we consider to be a reasonable effort to minimize that risk, but we're not your mommy and daddy; the remaining responsibility lies with you.

Forum Content

In an ideal world, this would go without saying, but in our litigious society, we felt that we should at least mention the forums here.

Forum content is public. You have no privacy rights in a public forum. Don't post anything that you don't want the entire freaking world to see.

You agree not to sue us, attempt any sort of arbitration proceedings, or even so much as whine and complain to us about anything posted in the forums by you or anyone else (except to complain to us about other users violating the terms of service, and we reserve the right to act upon or ignore any such complaints at our sole discretion).

Finally, our ISP may have access to our database. To the extent that this is the case, their privacy policy applies. Not that it matters, of course, given that the content in question isn't private.

Other User-Created Content

We don't share your user-created content with anyone unless you choose to publish it for review. If you do, we do, and you grant us the right to do so.

However, by using this site, you agree to not hold us liable if your user-created content is inadvertently disclosed, even if we were previously made aware of the possibility of such disclosure.

As a general rule, what you write is your business, and will not be shared with others. As an exception, we (or employees of our ISP) may need to dig through the site's database, logs, and so on while fixing problems. When we do, we reserve the right to act upon anything that we discover. This right includes, but is not limited to any user-authored content (including private messages) that violates the law, violates our terms of use, or leads us to suspect that you or someone else might harm yourself or others.

However, we do not accept any responsibility for failing to act upon such content, even if it has been brought to our attention.

Finally, our ISP may have access to our database. To the extent that this is the case, their privacy policy applies.

The Kitchen Sink

This site uses cookies for the discussion forum because PHPBB is lame and uses server-side content rendering. These cookies are used only for the discussion forums. If you do not want to use the discussion forums, you can block cookies for this site, and the remainder of this site should continue to function correctly, but please don't do that, as it clogs up the PHPBB database with junk cookie records. Like we said, PHPBB is lame.

Other than that, this site does not currently use cookies. If, at any point in the future, this site becomes ad-supported (which we hope to avoid), that might change. However, even if that happens, we have no intention of providing your personal information to advertisers.

We reserve the right to update this privacy policy if necessary, and we will post appropriate notifications on this site well in advance of any significant changes, should such changes be necessary. We will not post notifications about fixes for typographical errors, minor clarification of existing policies, or other changes if we feel that they do not represent material changes to the policy.

During the beta testing period, because we are still actively constructing this privacy policy, this policy may be changed without notice, including material changes to the policy, so if you care about the details, check back regularly.