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Privacy

This site keeps what it needs to let you in and to show what you've done in the worlds. There's no analytics and no advertising on it. Here's all of it.

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On this page
  1. What we keep
  2. What's public
  3. Cookies and storage
  4. Who else sees it
  5. How long we keep it
  6. Your rights
  7. Who's responsible

What we keep

Your Discord account
Its ID and username, and whether you're in our Discord server.Discord sends these when you sign in. We ask for nothing else, and we don't keep the sign-in token afterwards.
Your Minecraft name
The name you claim and the account ID (UUID) it belongs to.We look the UUID up with Mojang when you claim the name.
Your access
When you first signed in, when access was granted and by whom, and until when it runs.
Your subscription
The customer and subscription references Stripe gives us.Your card details go to Stripe and never reach this site.
Your group
If you pay for a group or have a seat in one: who is in it, when each person joined, and the invite link.The one who pays sees the Minecraft and Discord names of everyone in their group.
What you write
Comments, the titles and descriptions of your builds, team applications, reports, and which builds you like.
Your wiki lists
What you ticked on the ATM Star guide and the wiki pages you track.Untick or untrack and it is gone from the list.
What you do in game
The stats Minecraft keeps for every player, your playtime and your team.These come from the worlds, not from this site. How stats work says which files.

What's public

Anyone can see your in-game stats, your places on the ladders and your badges, on your profile and on the ladders themselves. Builds you publish, comments you post and your team's page are public too.

Chat, joins, leaves and advancements on each world are posted to that world's channel in our Discord. Your Discord account and anything about payment aren't shown to other members or to visitors.

Cookies and storage

Three cookies, one thing kept in your browser if you say yes, and what you tick or track in the wiki before you sign in, for as long as the tab is open. That's the whole list.

pc_session
Keeps you signed in. It lasts 30 days.You can't sign in without it, so it isn't optional.
pc_oauth_state
Set for 10 minutes while you sign in with Discord, so the site can check the answer belongs to the sign-in you started.
pc_consent
Remembers whether you pressed Accept or Decline on the cookie notice. It lasts a year.
pc.cmdk.recents
Your recent searches: the last few things you opened from search, kept in your browser's local storage.Only if you pressed Accept. Decline clears them and nothing is written again.
pc.atmstar.visit
Before you sign in: what you ticked on the ATM Star guide and the last thing you pressed Track on, kept in this tab only (session storage), so signing in does not lose them.Gone when you close the tab. Signed in, the list is kept on your account instead.

Who else sees it

Discord
Signs you in, and receives the in-game chat and events posted to our channels.
Stripe
Takes the payment. Your card details go straight to them.
Mojang
Tells us which account a Minecraft name belongs to. When Mojang doesn't answer, we ask playerdb.co instead.
mc-heads.net
Draws the skin faces on the site. Your browser fetches them from there, so it sees your IP address and which faces a page shows.
nmsr.nickac.dev and vzge.me
Draw the full-body skins on the plans. The site asks them for the pictures and keeps each one for a day; your browser never contacts them.
Google Fonts
Serves the icon font, so your browser asks Google for it and Google sees your IP address.

How long we keep it

For as long as your account exists. Stopping your subscription doesn't delete anything: your profile, your base and your places on the ladders stay where they are, so you can come back to them. If you want your account removed, ask, as below.

Your rights

Under the GDPR you can ask to see what we hold about you, have it corrected or deleted, or object to how it's used. You can also complain to the data protection authority in your country.

You don't have to ask to see it: your account page has a button that downloads everything this site holds about you as one file. To ask for anything else: Message the owner in our Discord. It's run by one person, so that's who reads it.

Who's responsible

One person runs this site and the worlds. A French company is being registered for it, and its details will go on this page once it exists.

When this page changes, the date at the top changes with it.

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Cookies

One keeps you signed in. Accept, and this browser also remembers what you opened from the search. No analytics, no ads.