Privacy

There are no accounts, so there is not much to tell — which is the shortest honest summary of this page.

What is stored

• The list. Its title, the items you pasted, and the settings.
• Names people type. Whatever a volunteer puts in the name box. It is never verified and never has to be a real one.
• A random token per browser. A cookie called yk_id. It holds no personal information; it is only how the board knows which claims are yours. It is the only cookie this site sets, and nothing it or the analytics below does is used to track you between sites.
• IP addresses. Kept against the list that was created and used for rate limiting, so one script cannot flood the service.
• The activity log. Who took what, and when, for as long as the list exists.

What is not stored

No email addresses, no passwords, no location, no contact list, no advertising identifiers. Volunteers are never asked for any of it.

Analytics

The public pages — this one, the homepage, and the help pages — load Tinylytics, which counts page views without cookies and without building a profile of you.

Boards do not load it at all. The address of a board contains its token, and for an organizer link that token is what lets you run the list — so it is not handed to anybody else, including an analytics service.

Who can see a list

Anyone holding the link. Lists carry a noindex instruction and are excluded from search engines, but a link pasted into a public channel is public — treat the volunteer link the way you would treat the group chat it lives in. Do not put anything on a board that would harm someone if the link travelled: addresses of people at risk belong in an item like “Block 14 — 9 addresses”, with the detail somewhere else.

How long

A list is deleted 180 days after the last activity on it, along with its items, names and log. Deleting a list deletes everything attached to it.

Getting a list removed

There is no support desk here, and for a list of your own you do not need one. The organizer link is the whole remedy: it deletes items, locks claims and closes the board, and whatever is left goes when the retention window above runs out. Nothing is copied anywhere else, so there is no second version to chase.