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Privacy, in plain language.
The Corral is designed to work without profiles, advertising, or analytics. A few interactive features use outside services, so this page explains what stays in your browser and what leaves it.
Last reviewed June 14, 2026
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No Corral accountYou do not create a profile or give the site a password.
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What stays in your browser
The Corral uses browser storage for small quality-of-life features. Depending on which pages you use, this can include:
Whether you already voted in a weekly poll, plus a random ID scoped to that poll.
Advice posts, saved advice, kudos, and posting limits on local-only advice features.
Simple feature feedback, such as whether a weekly prompt felt accurate.
This information is not sent to The Corral unless the feature description below says otherwise.
What can leave your browser
FeatureServiceWhat is sent
Weekly pollGoogle Apps ScriptThe poll ID, selected answer, and a random ID used only for that weekly poll. The site does not send your browser user-agent string.
Feedback and submissionsGoogle FormsNothing is sent until you open and submit a Google Form. Google’s own terms and privacy practices apply there.
Community Q&AGitHub via GiscusLoading the embedded comments connects to Giscus/GitHub. Posting requires GitHub and is public.
Official resource linksSCU and other linked sitesNothing is sent until you follow a link. The destination site’s privacy practices then apply.
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This removes Corral preferences, drafts, weekly poll markers, and local-only advice data from this browser. It does not delete public posts already submitted to GitHub or Google Forms.
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Questions or removal requests
For a privacy question or a request involving content controlled by The Corral, email miscellaneous.studios.hq@gmail.com. Public content hosted by GitHub, Google, or another service may also need to be handled through that service.