There are two kinds of information that Lore of the Things collects about you.
Information that you provide Lore of the Things as you use it: This category includes information like your email address, profile name, profile picture, and the descriptions and pictures of objects that you add to Lore of the Things.
Information that Lore of the Things collects about you as you use it: Like any other web service, Lore of the Things collects server logs that include information about when our site was accessed, from where, and by what kind of devices. Lore of the Things uses functional cookies to track logged in users, and whether users have clicked on a Lore Tag.
Lore of the Things does not disclose your email address to third parties. All other information that you provide Lore of the Things as you use it is published on our website and is available to anyone.
In addition to using your information to provide our service, Lore of the Things may access it in order to troubleshoot problems with our service, or perform research that enables us to improve the service and create new capabilities.
Our third party technology service providers, such as AWS, have access to the information we collect that we store within their platforms or that are necessary for them to perform their functions.
We may share aggregate information about our userbase and demographics with investors, business partners, customers, or the public.
It's also possible that we might share information because we are required to by law, or because of a change in control of our organization.
Lore of the Things is a new service that is still under development. As we think up new features, the nature of the data we collect and how we use it will change. This document and our Privacy Policies are subject to change at any time, as well.