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You need a privacy policy (or at least a one-liner statement) that gives potential users some assurance you aren't harvesting their username / IP / etc or the r
by rkagerer 4y ago
You need a privacy policy (or at least a one-liner statement) that gives potential users some assurance you aren't harvesting their username / IP / etc or the results for some other purpose or piping it to advertisers.
- Ostatnigrosh 4y agoHavent really thought of that. Ill take a look
- A4ET8a8uTh0 4y agoYep. The wrap around the tool is neat and looks well done based on what I could see, but I hesitated based just that consideration. edit: I thought I should make my feedback less generic. In this case, by neat I mean: no fluff, no useless stuff on the landing page, straight to the point. I appreciate that.
- Aeolun 4y agoIf they were going to harvest those usernames by posting it on hackernews, wouldn't it be easier to just scrape hackernews for usernames in the first place?