RosterBot's No BS Privacy Policy

At RosterBot, we're sincerely interesting in making you comfortable with using our service. That's why we're not going to load you up with the usual bunch of legalese you're used to seeing when you look at other sites' Privacy Policies.

Instead, we're confident enough to just tell you straight-up what our policies are with regard to your use of RosterBot.

Information Sharing

We ask you a few things about yourself and your team, such as your geographic location, email addresses, and names. This is specifically to make using our service easier. Also, knowing your location and the type of sport you play helps us to improve the service to meet your specific needs over time. We've tried to avoid asking you anything that isn't absolutely necessary.

We do need your email address, etc. when you register and create your team because, well ... that's how the service works. Our FAQ explains this in more detail.

We Won't Sell Your Email Address or Personal Info

RosterBot will not sell your personal data or your team's email addresses to any third party. This means you won't get spam from some other web site or marketer because we wanted to make a little extra cash on the side.

We Use Cookies and We Keep Logs

Cookies are a tool used by web sites to track user activity. They make it easier for you to use and return to our web site without constantly being asked to "Log In" and that is the sole purpose for which we use cookies. Wikipedia has a good explanation of what cookies are and how they work here:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HTTP_cookie

Our web servers keep logs of user activity so that we can watch for bugs and make sure everything is working like it's supposed to. More information about how web server logs work and what information they record, read more information here: http://httpd.apache.org/docs/1.3/logs.html

We'll Protect Your Data

RosterBot takes reasonable steps to protect the data stored in our systems from hackers, thieves, and other ne'er-do-wells. Our staff have agreed to abide by security policies and are subject to discipline for any breach which should occur.

In the unlikely event that police or a court of law require us to supply them with your personal information, we will only do so in accordance with the specific law of the jurisdictions in which we operate: Specifically, Canada and the USA. These countries have a number of specific regulations to protect you from unlawful invasions of your privacy.

Changes to This Policy

We'll always put the date of the last change to this policy at the bottom of this page. Keep checking back on this page if you're interested or concerned about our use of your data.

Last Change: November 28, 2007