Logging in with Discord

There are no password accounts — Discord OAuth is the only login. When you sign in we store your Discord id, username and avatar so we can show who owns which listing. We never see your Discord password, and we don't request or store your email address.

Voting

When you vote for a server we store the Minecraft username you enter and a one-way hash of your IP address, used only to enforce the one-vote-per-day limit. We never store your raw IP with a vote. If the server has vote forwarding (Votifier) set up, your username is passed to that server so it can grant in-game rewards.

Usage counters

We keep anonymous daily counters that power the public transparency stats on the Stats page:

▸ Visits per day (deduplicated with a small daily cookie — see below).

▸ A coarse region (e.g. "Europe"), derived from your browser's timezone — never your location.

▸ How many times server IPs get copied (the "IP copies" metric).

None of this is tied to you as a person. There is no cross-site tracking, no ad network, and no analytics data is sold or shared.

Cookies

▸ Session cookie — keeps you logged in after Discord sign-in.

▸ Daily visit cookie — expires after 24 hours; only stops the same browser being counted as two visitors in one day.

That's the whole list — no third-party cookies.

Removing your data

Want your account, listing or vote history removed? Ask in the site Discord (button in the footer) and we'll delete it. Anonymous counters can't be traced back to you, so there's nothing to remove there.