Privacy and data protection

What the form sends

Sending the form passes on three things: your name, at least one contact you pick, and the message itself, meaning the place, the change and the page that backs it. Nothing else is requested.

How messages are kept and used

Messages are stored by a form service and read together at the next revision of the guide. They serve only to check and correct cards and, if you ask, to reply. They are not sold, passed on or added to a mailing list.

How visits are counted

A small script served from this site's own domain counts visits. It sets no cookie, does not follow you to other sites and keeps nothing that identifies you; it records the page, the site you arrived from and, when you click through to a place, that link.

Nothing loaded from elsewhere

These pages load nothing from other sites: no ads, no social buttons, no outside trackers, no web fonts and no map tiles. The map button opens openstreetmap.org only when you press it.

Your rights over your data

You can ask to see, correct or delete a message you sent, under Israel's Privacy Protection Law and, where it applies, the GDPR. Write again through the form with the same name and contact and say which message you mean; the request is handled at the next revision.