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This policy describes this installation of CloudExchangers. It is not a substitute for advice from your counsel if you deploy the software for a real audience.
Newsletter addresses, contact messages, editor accounts, and articles are stored in the application database. Article view counts increment when a browser asks for a published story. Bookmarks stay in your browser and are not sent to the server. The public search box reads published articles only.
Neo Kingson, the public assistant, sends the visitor’s question, recent turns in that chat, the approved founder profile, and the titles and excerpts of matching published stories to Groq. The request leaves this server. The Groq API key does not. Neo does not receive the editor password.
The admin session is an httpOnly cookie. Passwords are stored as hashes. When an editor generates a draft, the server sends the topic, category, format, any research notes, and any source URLs the editor typed to Groq. The API key stays on the server. Uploaded images are stored with the article. Groq writes the image prompt. It does not create the image file.
This installation does not include an advertising network, a payment processor or a sale of the subscriber list. If you connect one later, update this page before you do.
Editors can delete contact messages, subscribers and articles from the desk. Deleting an article removes it from the public site.
Use the contact form to ask for a correction or for removal of an email you submitted here.