The Records · Plainly Stated

Privacy

The court will now speak plainly, as it does on the confession, because there are matters on which theatre is not appropriate and your address is one of them.

If you join the Royal Dispatch

• The only thing asked for is an email address. There is no name field, because the court does not need one.
• The list is held by Kit (kit.com), an email service, who process it on the King's behalf. Their own privacy terms apply to that processing.
• It is used to send new chronicles, Royal Armoury releases and occasional news of the kingdom. Nothing else.
• It is never sold, rented, traded or handed to a merchant, however persuasive his cart.
• Every message carries an unsubscribe link, and it works immediately. You may also write and ask to be removed, and you will be.

What is measured

Visits are counted without cookies, and not used to identify you: the page read, and roughly where in the world it was read. The court is counting visits, not subjects.

Whether you have opened a chronicle before is remembered by your own browser, in its local storage, so that the cards can be marked as already read. That never leaves your device and the court cannot see it.

Getting in touch

Corrections, requests to be removed, or a demand to know what is held about you may be sent to the address in any Royal Dispatch, and will be answered by a human being.

That is the whole of it, subject. The court holds an address and a count of pages. It would like more, in the way that all courts would, and it has been talked out of it.