0. Logging in creates an account

There is no separate sign-up screen, but logging in is signing up

This site has no username-and-password registration page. The moment you log in with Google or an email link, an account is created, and from then on it accumulates:

• your display name and login identifier
• the feedback and guestbook entries you leave, and whether they were adopted
• your accrued points and revenue shares
• your choice of how you want to be credited

So logging in is not merely authentication — it is registration. To pay you, we have to keep remembering who contributed what. If you would rather not, the guestbook offers “write without login” — no account is created, and no points accrue.

1. What we collect

Including what we do not collect

* Your email is never published. What appears publicly is your display name and any feedback you marked as public.

* We do not collect national ID numbers, postal addresses, phone numbers, or payment details. If cash distribution begins, we will explain what is needed for settlement and ask for separate consent then.

2. Why we collect it

* We use it for nothing else. If a new purpose arises, we ask you again first.

* We do not sell or share your feedback with third parties. If that ever becomes a possibility, we will contact the people concerned individually and ask for separate consent. Declining places no restriction whatsoever on your use of this site.

3. How long we keep it

* Once the period ends, data is destroyed irrecoverably.

4. What happens to your rewards if you leave

Set out separately because it is the question most likely to matter

Closing your account does not erase rewards already earned. A share in adopted work is something we owe you, and deleting an account does not cancel a debt. What it can do is leave us with no way to pay you — so when you close your account you choose one of three options.

Credit works differently.

• It cannot be recalled from editions already published or distributed (e-book, screening prints, site archive). What has gone out cannot be pulled back.
• On request we will change or remove it in editions produced afterwards.
• You may equally ask us to keep your name. The fact of your contribution does not disappear, and the right to have it acknowledged belongs to you.

※ If you choose B and we cannot reach you for three years, we destroy what we held and move the unpaid amount to the donation line on the revenue page. That transfer is itself recorded in the revenue report.

To close your account, write to cinmaite0@gmail.com.

5. Where it is stored

We run no servers of our own; we use external services

* Login data and guestbook/feedback text are stored on servers in South Korea (Seoul). They do not leave the country.

* Image/video feedback passes through Google services, and the site is hosted on GitHub. Those two may involve servers outside Korea.

* Providers may not use the data for any purpose beyond the role entrusted to them.

6. Your rights

• Access — we will tell you what we hold about you
• Correction — we will fix anything inaccurate
• Deletion — you may request it (subject to the reward exceptions in section 4)
• Restriction — you may ask us to stop processing
• Withdrawal — email consent can be revoked at any time

Write to cinmaite0@gmail.com and we will act within 10 days and tell you the outcome.

※ Children under 14 may not use the site without the consent of a legal guardian. If we find such data, we destroy it.

7. Contact

* If our answer does not satisfy you, you may contact Korea’s Personal Information Dispute Mediation Committee (1833-6972) or the Privacy Infringement Report Centre (118).

8. If this policy changes

We post changes here 7 days before they take effect. For changes that disadvantage you, 30 days before, and we ask for consent again where needed. Past revisions stay listed below.