Site policy

Privacy

How ZhongKui.Today handles website data, third-party video embeds, infrastructure logs, cookies, analytics, and future privacy-policy changes.

Last reviewed

This notice covers the site features currently available.

ZhongKui.Today does not currently provide user accounts, comments, payments, an on-site newsletter form, site-controlled analytics, advertising, or a contact form.

Data collected by this build

The website code does not intentionally collect or store personal data. It sets no application cookies and sends no information to a site-controlled analytics provider. External source links are ordinary links; following one takes you to a third party governed by its own policy.

The homepage embeds official videos through YouTube’s privacy-enhanced youtube-nocookie.com domain. Loading or playing an embedded player sends request information, such as an IP address and browser details, to YouTube. That processing is governed by Google and YouTube’s policies; ZhongKui.Today does not receive the resulting YouTube account or viewing data.

The infrastructure serving a website may process basic request information such as an IP address, browser details, requested URL, and timestamp for security and delivery. ZhongKui.Today does not use that information to build advertising profiles.

Newsletter subscriptions

Newsletter links take readers to newsletter.zhongkui.today, a publication hosted by Substack. Email addresses and subscription choices submitted there are processed by Substack and are not stored by the ZhongKui.Today main site. Substack may also process request information and set cookies under its privacy policy.

Some Newsletter links include campaign parameters that describe only the link’s placement, such as home-question or article-lore-question. They do not contain a question, email address, account identifier, or other personal information. ZhongKui.Today does not record the click on this site; Substack may process the destination URL and referral information under its own policy.

Editorial and demand records

Internal editorial files may record public source URLs, retrieval dates, content hashes, candidate claims, translation decisions, asset-rights decisions, and correction actions. Candidate records are designed to avoid storing full third-party articles, complete transcripts, or unnecessary personal information.

A manually maintained demand log may include de-identified search queries, the wording of a Newsletter reply or poll response, or anonymised interview notes when there is evidence for the source. Names, email addresses, account identifiers, and other unnecessary personal information should not be copied into that log. Page views, campaign parameters, subscriptions, and internal topic ideas are recorded separately, if observable, and do not become reader questions by inference.

The site does not currently publish a correction form or a verified corrections email address. This notice will be revised before a public intake channel launches, including the channel’s purpose, provider, fields, retention, access, and deletion process.

If the site changes

This notice will be revised before introducing analytics, on-site forms, payments, accounts, or another service that handles visitor data. The revised notice will identify the purposes, providers, retention, user choices, and contact channel that apply.

There is currently no application account or profile data store.