The Cellar Door
What happens in the cellar stays there, apart from what the law and good housekeeping require. This page lists what is down there and how to ask for it back.
What is in the cellar
- The account holds an email, a password hash, the given name, the date of birth, the gender and whatever text you add to your card file.
- Your tables, plus the short notes each woman keeps after them.
- A session cookie, and a second cookie noting that you passed the adults-only stamp.
- Payment records: the sum and a transaction reference. We never see a payment card, because we accept none.
- Plain server logs, kept briefly for security.
What we use it for
To keep the chat running, apply the pub code and keep the house standing. An AI model that we operate, or a provider operates on our terms, processes what you write, and an automated filter checks for danger. Nobody buys a table, and no advertiser sits at one.
Counting the door
One simple analytics counter notes the number of visitors and their countries. It cannot read what is said at a table.
Asking for it back
Each table's menu lets you correct her notes, keep a transcript or strike the table. To clear the whole account, write to the file clerk from the address you registered with. A wider right under your own country's law is respected on request.