Privacy policy
You can read Lichii Field Guide without creating an account or uploading files. This policy covers visits to lichii-emulator.org and messages you choose to send to its editors.
Reading a page
Your browser requests the guide’s pages, illustrations and other files from the host. Delivering a file requires the host to receive your IP address and the requested address. Hosting and security services may process technical information about the connection to serve the page or investigate an error.
The guide is configured for static hosting on Cloudflare. Its privacy policy describes the traffic data Cloudflare handles for visitors to sites using its services.
Advertising and browser data
The homepage and emulator guides include an Adsterra banner. When you approach the banner, your browser requests an ad from bauval.org. Adsterra and its delivery partners receive connection information such as your IP address and browser type. They may use cookies or similar identifiers to deliver ads and measure impressions and clicks. See the Adsterra privacy policy.
Pages also load Google Tag Manager. Your browser contacts Google to retrieve the site’s tag configuration. For information about those requests, see the Google privacy policy.
You can block third-party cookies and clear stored site data in your browser settings. If an ad is blocked, the guide text and project download links remain available.
Emailing the editors
The email link on the contact page opens your mail app. If you send a message, the editors receive your email address, the message and any attachments you include. We use that information to understand the request and reply. To ask what information an earlier email contained, or to request its deletion, use the editors’ email address and include the subject of that message. You can identify the correspondence without resending its attachments.
Following a project link
Release downloads and issue discussions take you to GitHub. Game reports open on the project’s compatibility site. Each destination receives its own page request and handles any information you submit there. Public issue text and player reports can be read by other visitors. For GitHub’s practices, read the GitHub General Privacy Statement.
Before submitting a game report, the compatibility site’s privacy and safety page explains which fields appear publicly and how to request removal.