Your words are public.
Your identity is optional.
What you share, what we keep, and how to raise a concern.
What becomes public.
Your title, account, source link, publication time and context are public. Posts are anonymous by default. If you add your own name or social profile, those details appear with your post so others can reach you. They are self-reported and are not verified identities. Don’t share anyone else’s private details or precise live locations.
Remembering your votes.
A cookie remembers your contributions, votes and flags for up to 30 days. You can change or remove a vote using the same browser. Clearing cookies removes your ability to change earlier votes. Your browser’s private identifier is not shown on public pages.
Flags and spam prevention.
Flag reasons and details are kept privately for platform review. Limited device and network information helps prevent spam and abuse. Temporary spam records are cleared when they expire. Contributions and related records may be preserved to handle valid legal obligations.
Services and external links.
Service providers help run the site and prevent abuse. They may process device and network information under their own policies; the browser-check privacy notice explains that check. An anonymous public label does not make your browsing untraceable. Source links and social profiles take you to other services, whose privacy policies apply when you visit them.
Privacy concerns.
Flag a report containing private information when that feature is available, or contact @imrithikchopra on X with the relevant report link. Avoid posting additional sensitive information publicly.