Ordo IX

What we keep

The book is small, and it is kept shut.

• Your address, so the herald can send a way in, and write when a sign has been set down.
• Your mark, the hour you were received, and a name if you choose to give one.
• Which signs you have opened.
• Which card brought you, if you came by one of our links. That is the name on the card, not the place you were standing.
• A coarse note of the kind of device that opened a card link: mobile, desktop, bot, or unknown.

We do not store your IP address. We do not use third-party trackers, advertising, or fonts and scripts loaded from anyone else's servers.

A session cookie remembers that you are inside, and which card you came through, until you are received or the cookie expires. It is not used to follow you anywhere else.

We do not sell what the book holds, and we do not share it, except if the law requires it. Our host may keep ordinary connection logs for the security of the network. This order does not ask for those logs, and it does not copy them into the book.

You may be struck from the book. From the archive, ask it. We then delete your address, your name, your mark, and your progress. A card keeps a tally of arrivals, and nothing in that tally points back to you.

Letters come from the herald. If you reply, a person may read it.