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Last updated September 18th, 2026

The short version

We're not collecting your data. This site has no analytics, no advertising, no tracking pixels, no cookie banner and no third-party scripts. Nothing you do here is sold, shared or profiled, because none of it is gathered in the first place.

You can read the whole site — every page, the roster, the league standings — without an account and without anything being stored about you beyond what any web server writes down to function.

What the site does store

Nothing loaded from anyone else

Fonts, images and scripts are served from this server. No Google Fonts, no CDN, no embedded widgets — so no third party learns you visited, and there is no cookie consent banner because there is nothing to consent to.

Server logs

Like every website, the web host records requests: IP address, time, the page asked for, and your browser's user-agent string. These are standard access logs kept by the hosting provider for security and troubleshooting. They are not used to build a profile of you and they are not shared.

A login cookie, only if you sign in

The league and the roster editor need accounts. If you sign in, a session cookie is set so the site knows it is still you between pages. It holds a session identifier, not your details. Sign out and it goes.

No cookies are set for people who are just reading the site.

League accounts

If you play in the league, that account stores what running a league needs: your username, a one-way hash of your password (never the password itself), your team, and the stats you record. Some members link a Discord ID so game threads can mention them — that is optional and you choose it.

Ask and your league account will be removed. There is no retention policy to argue with; it is a fan league.

Children

This site is not directed at children and does not knowingly collect information from anyone. The only way to give us any information at all is to ask for a league account.

Changes

If this ever changes — if analytics get added, for instance — it will be written here and the date above will move. The intention is that it never needs to.