Privacy Policy

We're a community of faith, not lawyers. So this is not a legal document, and it doesn't bind us or you. We just want you to know what information we get from you and what we do with it.

Things your browser tells us about you.

If you're not a techie, you might not know all the stuff your browser tells the world. You might think you just type in an address (or click on something), and your browser anonymously goes out and retrieves it. Well, that's not true - anywhere.

Here are things that your browser tells us:

The protocol your browser and the server are using:	HTTP/1.1
The method your browser used to access this page:	GET
The query used (if any) to access this page:
The accept header:	text/xml,application/xhtml+xml,text/html;q=0.9,text/plain;q=0.8,image/png,/;q=0.5
The character set we're using:	ISO-8859-1,utf-8;q=0.7,*;q=0.7
The encoding used (compression, etc.):	gzip
The language we're using:	en-us,en;q=0.5
The type of connection:	close
This server:	www.plainfielducc.org
The page you were on before you clicked to get here:
The browser you're using:	CCBot/1.0 (+http://www.commoncrawl.org/bot.html)
The internet address number of your computer (or NAT or proxy server):	38.107.191.88
The port on your computer (or NAT or proxy server) which is connected to this server.	40795
The URL you typed or clicked on:	/privacy/
Your user name (if you entered one)
Your password (if you entered one)
Your user authorization type:

What we do with the above information:

We use it in statistics to see how people use the site - what pages they look at, how they got here, what web browsers they use - so we can make the site better.
We keep logs of this information in case someone tries to abuse the system.
Our provider may also keep logs of this information for similar reasons.
We don't give or sell this information to anyone else, unless ordered to by a court.

Stuff you voluntarily tell us.

If you send us email, or fill out one of our online forms, we know some stuff about you.
If you ask to be put on our mailing list, you may get email from us every once in a while.

Again, we don't give or sell this information to anyone else, unless ordered to by a court.
And that has never happened so far.
We can't imagine why it would.

Cookies:

What are cookies?

Cookies are files that web sites tell your browser to keep. They help your browser to remember things so that the website works better. Cookies may store usernames, passwords, account numbers, favorite pages, and other useful information.

Does Plainfield Congregational United Church of Christ use cookies?

Yes, they are used if you log in to comment.
If you disable cookies, our site will still work.
We don't read anyone else's cookies.