Privacy
Privacy policy
This tool has no accounts, so there is very little to say here. This page says all of it: what leaves your browser, who it goes to, and the one small thing that is stored.
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What we do not collect
There is no signup, so there is no name, email address or password to collect. There is no advertising pixel, no marketing tag and no cross-site tracker on this site.
You are never asked to connect a social account, and the tool has no permission to act on your behalf on any platform.
Analytics
This site uses Cloudflare Web Analytics. It is added at the network edge rather than by the site's own code, and it loads a small script called beacon.min.js from static.cloudflareinsights.com to count page views.
We use it to see which pages get visited and roughly where visitors arrive from. We do not use it to identify you, and we cannot: there is no account on this site to attach a visit to.
The data it gathers is processed by Cloudflare under their terms rather than ours, so their documentation is the authoritative description of exactly what the beacon records. We would rather point you at it than paraphrase it.
- Cloudflare Web Analytics documentationCloudflare's own description of what their analytics product measures and how.
What happens to the link you paste
When you paste a post link, that URL is sent to our own server, which forwards it to Scrape Creators, a third-party API that reads public post data. Scrape Creators returns the post preview and its public comments, and our server passes them back to your browser.
The link and the comments are used to answer that one request. They are not written to a database and they are not kept after the response is sent. The API key used for the call is server side only and is never exposed to your browser.
Because the request goes through a third party, Scrape Creators receives the post URL. Their handling of it is governed by their own terms, not ours.
Where the draw happens
The draw itself never touches a server. Once the comments are in your browser, the winner is selected locally with the browser's own cryptographic random number generator. The result is not sent anywhere and is not recorded.
That is a deliberate design choice rather than a side effect. A result nobody stored is a result nobody can quietly edit.
The one thing that is stored
If you use the star rating at the bottom of a page, the number you chose is stored against that page, and a cookie is set in your browser so the same rating is not counted twice. The cookie holds the value 1, nothing else, and it expires after one year.
Ratings are stored as a running count and total per page. They are not tied to you, because there is nothing to tie them to.
- Cookie name: fcp_rated_ followed by the page slug
- Cookie contents: the single character 1
- Purpose: prevent one browser from rating the same page repeatedly
- No other cookies are set by this site
Server logs and the CDN
This site is served through Cloudflare, which sits in front of the origin server. Like any web host, Cloudflare and the origin process standard request data such as IP address and user agent in order to serve the page and block abuse. That is infrastructure, not a product feature, and it is not used to build a profile of you.
Changes and contact
If what this tool does with data changes, this page changes in the same release. The date at the top of the page reflects the last time that happened.