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The following page documents an official Test Wiki policy. This page has been elaborated and approved by a system administrator and compliance with it is mandatory for all mentioned users. It must not be modified without prior approval by a system administrator. In the case of a conflict between the English version and a translation, the English version takes precedence. |
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सामान्य दायरा
यह नीति बताती है कि टेस्ट विकी द्वारा कौन सी व्यक्तिगत पहचान योग्य जानकारी एकत्र और संग्रहीत की जाती है और इसका उपयोग कैसे किया जाता है।
अज्ञात उपयोग
टेस्ट विकी पर उपयोगकर्ता खाता बनाने से पहले, उपयोगकर्ता के पास गुमनाम रूप से ब्राउज़ करने और ज्यादातर मामलों में योगदान करने की क्षमता होती है। योगदान के मामले में "गुमनाम" शब्द को पंजीकृत उपयोगकर्ता खाते के बिना संपादन की कार्रवाई के रूप में परिभाषित किया गया है। पंजीकृत उपयोगकर्ता खाते के नाम के तहत किए गए योगदान के बजाय, अनाम योगदान आपके आईपी पता के तहत संग्रहीत किया जाता है। यदि आप नहीं चाहते कि आपका आईपी पता सार्वजनिक रूप से प्रदर्शित हो, तो यह अनुशंसा की जाती है कि आप एक खाता बनाएं।
विज़िट करने पर डेटा एकत्र किया गया
Upon visiting Test Wiki, certain information is automatically collected by the software the websites run on. If logged in, visits to the site will be logged in a private CheckUser log associated with your username. To store user logins, Test Wiki uses cookies to remember your login for a specific period of time. If you do not wish for login cookies to be stored on your machine, you may uncheck "Keep me logged in" on the login page.
Data collected upon contributing
Upon contributing to Test Wiki, certain information such as web browser and IP address are collected and stored by the software that Test Wiki operates on. This information is kept in a private log that can only be accessed by users with Checkuser rights, and is kept private to only those with the access to view the CheckUser logs on Test Wiki. If you contribute to Test Wiki anonymously, or without logging in to a registered account, your IP address is publicly stored in association with the contributions you make.
Data collected upon account creation
Upon registering a user account on Test Wiki, certain information will be collected such as a username, password, and optionally your real name to associate with your contributions to Test Wiki. Your username, and if you supply one, your real name, is publicly accessible by any visitor on Test Wiki. Your password is kept private on the Test Wiki server. It is your responsibility to keep your password private to only yourself.
The Test Wiki software allows users to specify their gender in their preferences. This information can be displayed publicly. If you do not wish to share your gender, a registered user may choose to not specify their gender in Special:Preferences.
When creating an account on Test Wiki, it is recommended that you specify a valid email address to associate with the account. Your email address is not publicly visible unless you use the Special:EmailUser feature, which allows for direct user-to-user email conversation. These conversations are not overseen by Test Wiki, and it is your responsibility to practice internet safety when communicating through email. Additionally, specifying an email address allows for email notifications from Test Wiki, which can be selected or modified from Special:Preferences.
Abuse
It is a long-standing practice on this wiki that individuals engaging in:
excessive vandalism with intent of causing mayhem beyond reasonable definition of "testing", harassment, stalking or otherwise discomforting other users of the wiki, and other disruptive behavior, deserve to have their privacy violated, at the discretion of the stewards or sysadmins. This may involve a public release of all and any available information that is otherwise considered private, or any other action that would limit further damage.