Definitions

"Accordinglydone.com", "Accordingly Done", or "AD" is an online message board privately owned, operated and funded by a private party on the World Wide Web. "Members" or from here on "you" means each person who establishes or accesses a connection ("Account") for access to and use of this site's services as either a guest or a registered member.

Privacy Policy

Your privacy is of the utmost importance to AD. AD attempts to minimize the personal information that members need to reveal; however, we do ask for some basic personal information when creating an account within the Accordingly Done Community. We want you to be fully informed of how this information is gathered and used.

Some personal information is required in order to create an account on AD. This information includes your email address that allows the AD server to route important messages to your existing email account. Message Board notifications, AD newsletters, and private messages sent to you all rely on the email address you provide when you signup. You have the ability to change your email address that is associated with your AD account at any time. AD will not disclose your email address to any AD member, or to any third party, without your permission with the exception of requests by legal authorities pending investigation of illicit activities, whereby AD will fully cooperate with them. AD may send you email messages on a regular basis to keep you apprised of your membership status and inform you of new services available to you.

The above describes information that is provided "actively" - meaning, you choose to submit this information to us when you join AD, or update your account at any point after having joined. Some other information is provided "passively" - meaning, that AD obtains this information when you login to your AD account and use the service. This is done primarily through the use of "cookies". Cookies are used on AD to verify your login information, and to optionally store your password in your browser so that you do not need to type it in each time you visit AD. Any time that you point your browser to a forum, AD checks your browser's cookie file to see if you have already logged in, and if you have, you're taken right to the page that you have requested. If not, you'll be directed to the AD login screen, where you can quickly and easily login to your account, or signup for a AD account if you are not yet a member.

When a user posts on AD, that user's IP (Internet Protocol) address number is collected by our software. Users with administrative powers on each AD are given the option of seeing the Internet Protocol (IP) address. AD does not routinely review this information. However, AD will observe and track user IPs when investigating complaints that a user has violated our Terms of Service or committed an illegal act through the use of our service.

AD does not routinely terminate user accounts, nor do we unless they continualy violate our policies and warning messages are disregarded. If you no longer wish to use your account, simply let it go unused or you can request its deletion by contacting an administrator. If you no longer wish to receive emails from AD, you can turn off the ability to allow administrators and moderators to send you e-mail notices as well as the ability to keep your e-mail address unviewable when you are posting through updating "my profile".

In this electronic era, when personal information can easily be obtained through various sources, AD appreciates the sensitivity of any private information that you disclose to us. It is our intention to treat your account information with the highest level of care. If you have further questions about our practices and policies with regard to how your account information is treated, please contact us at any time.

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