Legal

Legal notice

Who runs this site, who hosts it, and how to reach a person about it. Short on purpose: what happens to your data is covered by the privacy policy.

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1.Who publishes this site

amorcia.com is published by Amorcia, reachable at [email protected] and through the contact form. Both land in the same inbox, and a person reads it.

Registration, capital, registered office and publication director details will be completed once the entity is incorporated. They are announced here rather than invented: an approximate legal notice is worth no more than a missing one.

2.Who hosts this site

The site and its database live on a dedicated server located in Germany, inside the European Union.

  • Host: Hetzner Online GmbH, Industriestr. 25, 91710 Gunzenhausen, Germany.
  • Distribution and protection: Cloudflare, Inc., 101 Townsend Street, San Francisco, CA 94107, United States. Cloudflare serves pages close to the visitor and absorbs attacks; it is also the service that infers the country of a visit.

3.Your personal data

Everything about your data sits in a single document, the privacy policy: what is collected, why, for how long, who else sees it, and how to retrieve or erase all of it from your account.

Two points from it are worth repeating here. No measurement cookie is set before you agree, and you can change that choice at any time through the "Manage cookies" link at the bottom of every page. And no data is sold, rented or passed on for advertising.

4.Intellectual property

The Amorcia brand, its visual identity and the editorial content published on this site are protected. Any substantial reuse requires our written agreement.

Projects shown remain the property of their creators. Publishing them on Amorcia transfers no rights to us: we acquire only what it takes to display them, index them and talk about them. Quoting an extract with a link back to the source page is free.

5.Reporting content

Content that is unlawful, misleading or harmful to someone can be reported, and a person reviews every report.

  • From the site: the "Report" link under a comment, if you have an account. It carries the context along with the report, which speeds up the review.
  • In writing, no account needed: [email protected], or the contact form with the "Report" subject. Give the page address and what strikes you as wrong.

A security flaw goes to the same address, with "security" in the subject line. We take no action against research carried out in good faith, without degradation or exfiltration of data.

6.Accessibility

The site targets level AA of the web content accessibility guidelines, and that target is machine-checked on every release: contrast, field labels, heading structure, keyboard navigation and touch target size.

An automated check only finds part of the real obstacles. If a page resists you, write to us: it is the only way to fix what the machine cannot see.

7.Outbound links and third-party content

This site links to sites we do not publish, in particular the calls and programmes listed in the opportunities directory. We check that a link works and that the source is who it claims to be, not what the content will be tomorrow. An application is always filed on the organisation's own site, never with Amorcia, and none of these organisations pays us to appear in the directory.

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