Privacy information
Privacy Notice
The public Wiki is designed to provide reference information without requiring visitors to identify themselves.
Browser preferences are stored locally where possible and are intended to control interface behaviour, not to profile visitors.
The separate Player Portal may process different campaign or account information and should provide its own privacy details.
About This Notice
This Privacy Notice explains how personal data may be processed when you visit or contact the public D&D Portal Wiki.
The notice applies to the Wiki, not automatically to the separate D&D Player Portal.
Information the Wiki Does Not Intentionally Collect
- User accounts or public profiles.
- Login or registration forms.
- Comment sections.
- Direct file uploads.
- Advertising networks or behavioural advertising.
- Visitor profiling or sale of personal data.
Simply reading a public Wiki page does not intentionally require you to provide your name, email address, party membership, character details, or other directly identifying information.
Local Browser Preferences
The Wiki may use local browser storage to remember display choices such as preferred class-card image gender or campaign preference context.
These preferences remain in the visitor browser until changed, removed by the site, or deleted through browser settings.
Data Controller
The person responsible for personal data connected to the public Wiki is Toon van Berkel.
Privacy questions can be sent through email 
Email - Contact Toon van Berkel Send an email to Toon van Berkel regarding the D&D
Portal Wiki, its content, or other related enquiries. Full link: mailto:toonvanberkel.public@gmail.com.
Hosting and Technical Logs
Like most websites, hosting infrastructure may process technical request information such as IP address, requested URL, user agent, timestamps, and error details.
These logs are used for security, debugging, abuse prevention, and basic operation of the website rather than behavioural advertising.
Search URL State
Temporary search state can be stored in the search page URL. Search URLs may include query text, selected filters, tags, and page number.
Those URL parameters can appear in browser history, copied links, and hosting request logs.
Privacy Rights and Contact
Depending on applicable law, visitors may have rights to request access, correction, deletion, restriction, or objection relating to personal data.
Because the public Wiki intentionally avoids accounts and visitor profiles, many requests may involve technical logs or direct contact messages rather than account records.