<commit_before># Privacy Policy

_Last Updated: January 22, 2014_

The OpenGov Foundation (OpenGov), lead developers of Madison, is committed to protecting the privacy of visitors to our websites, as well as our support team and citizen-users. OpenGov has established this Privacy Policy to explain what information we collect through our websites and how it is used.

In this policy, "OpenGov" refers to OpenGov staff, board members, cooperating attorneys, interns, volunteers, and consultants, all of whom are bound by law or contract to keep confidential information they receive as part of their assistance to OpenGov.

OpenGov does not sell or rent member, donor or website visitor information under any circumstances, and we do not share member, donor or visitor information without prior consent except as compelled by law. (See discussion below.)

## Information Gathered

### Logging

For visitors to our main website (www.OpenGovFoundation.org) and to Madison, we generally log requests. Circumstances in which OpenGov may need to log and retain technical information for longer than seven days include when we believe it is reasonably necessary for OpenGov’s mission and functionality, including situations such as:

*   site testing
*   diagnosis of technical problems
*   defending against attacks to the site
*   handling a spike in traffic or other abnormal, short-term circumstances, or
*   research projects ( in anonymized form ) that serve our overall mission.

In those and similar situations we will delete the information as soon as it is apparent that the information is no longer needed for the purpose for which it was retained. For more information on data logging and techniques OpenGov intends to use to anonymize, obfuscate, aggregate and delete information, see The Electronic Frontier Foundation’s (EFF) [Best Practices for Online Service Providers.](https://www.eff.org/wp/osp)

### Cookies

We use persistent ID cookies on this site for account sessions and to ensure that visitors do not receive notifications - such as first-visit sign-up lightboxes - more than intended. We use session cookies on certain portions of the website. Session cookies expire when you close your browser. You can use [Tor](https://www.torproject.org/) if you wish to keep your connection information anonymous.

### Voluntarily Submitted Information

In addition, OpenGov collects and retains information you voluntarily submit to us. It is up to you whether to submit information to us, and how much information to provide. If you choose to support OpenGov or otherwise donate to OpenGov, we ask for your name, email address, mailing address and phone number. For those supporters, we also could ask for your credit card number. We also maintain records of our members' use of Madison or similar websites running the free, open source software Project Madison code and those currently under development. The project repositories and open source software code are viewable at www.github.com/opengovfoundation).

We may ask for additional personal information when you provide feedback or comments, or otherwise communicate with us. We are pleased to receive anonymous donations in the mail (P.O. 3672, Washington, DC 20027), but please note that your personal information is required if you choose to donate using an online form.

From time to time, we may ask for personal information on other portions of the site, such as asking you to sign a petition, participate in a contest, or provide prior art for an open government or software development initiative.

### OpenGov Updates and other Mailing Lists

If you choose to subscribe to receive Madison or OpenGov updates, or any of our other mailing lists, we collect your name, email address, and, if you choose to provide it, a zip or postal code.

## OpenGov's Use of Information

In general, OpenGov uses the information provided by you to further its mission, including to protect privacy, to open government at all levels, to defend freedom and innovation, and to protect your rights in the digital world.

### Supporter Information

We use OpenGov supporter information to process and manage your support or contribution. If you opt in, we will use your email address to send you updates and alerts on protecting your rights in the digital world, so you may contributed your talents and knowledge to a project, take action - such as contacting a friend, your elected representatives or attending an event.
<commit_msg>Fixing github link.<commit_after># Privacy Policy

_Last Updated: January 22, 2014_

The OpenGov Foundation (OpenGov), lead developers of Madison, is committed to protecting the privacy of visitors to our websites, as well as our support team and citizen-users. OpenGov has established this Privacy Policy to explain what information we collect through our websites and how it is used.

In this policy, "OpenGov" refers to OpenGov staff, board members, cooperating attorneys, interns, volunteers, and consultants, all of whom are bound by law or contract to keep confidential information they receive as part of their assistance to OpenGov.

OpenGov does not sell or rent member, donor or website visitor information under any circumstances, and we do not share member, donor or visitor information without prior consent except as compelled by law. (See discussion below.)

## Information Gathered

### Logging

For visitors to our main website (www.OpenGovFoundation.org) and to Madison, we generally log requests. Circumstances in which OpenGov may need to log and retain technical information for longer than seven days include when we believe it is reasonably necessary for OpenGov’s mission and functionality, including situations such as:

*   site testing
*   diagnosis of technical problems
*   defending against attacks to the site
*   handling a spike in traffic or other abnormal, short-term circumstances, or
*   research projects ( in anonymized form ) that serve our overall mission.

In those and similar situations we will delete the information as soon as it is apparent that the information is no longer needed for the purpose for which it was retained. For more information on data logging and techniques OpenGov intends to use to anonymize, obfuscate, aggregate and delete information, see The Electronic Frontier Foundation’s (EFF) [Best Practices for Online Service Providers.](https://www.eff.org/wp/osp)

### Cookies

We use persistent ID cookies on this site for account sessions and to ensure that visitors do not receive notifications - such as first-visit sign-up lightboxes - more than intended. We use session cookies on certain portions of the website. Session cookies expire when you close your browser. You can use [Tor](https://www.torproject.org/) if you wish to keep your connection information anonymous.

### Voluntarily Submitted Information

In addition, OpenGov collects and retains information you voluntarily submit to us. It is up to you whether to submit information to us, and how much information to provide. If you choose to support OpenGov or otherwise donate to OpenGov, we ask for your name, email address, mailing address and phone number. For those supporters, we also could ask for your credit card number. We also maintain records of our members' use of Madison or similar websites running the free, open source software Project Madison code and those currently under development. The project repositories and open source software code are viewable at [www.github.com/opengovfoundation](https://www.github.com/opengovfoundation).

We may ask for additional personal information when you provide feedback or comments, or otherwise communicate with us. We are pleased to receive anonymous donations in the mail (P.O. 3672, Washington, DC 20027), but please note that your personal information is required if you choose to donate using an online form.

From time to time, we may ask for personal information on other portions of the site, such as asking you to sign a petition, participate in a contest, or provide prior art for an open government or software development initiative.

### OpenGov Updates and other Mailing Lists

If you choose to subscribe to receive Madison or OpenGov updates, or any of our other mailing lists, we collect your name, email address, and, if you choose to provide it, a zip or postal code.

## OpenGov's Use of Information

In general, OpenGov uses the information provided by you to further its mission, including to protect privacy, to open government at all levels, to defend freedom and innovation, and to protect your rights in the digital world.

### Supporter Information

We use OpenGov supporter information to process and manage your support or contribution. If you opt in, we will use your email address to send you updates and alerts on protecting your rights in the digital world, so you may contributed your talents and knowledge to a project, take action - such as contacting a friend, your elected representatives or attending an event.

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