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Term suggestions are different: when you press “Submit for review”, the fields you entered are stored in a private database visible only to approved maintainers. No account is required and no IP address is stored with your entry; a salted hash of your network address, rotated daily, is kept for up to 24 hours to limit abuse.

Retention: submissions are kept while they are under review and afterwards as part of the maintainers’ review record. There is no fixed deletion schedule yet, and no self-service way to withdraw or erase a submission — submissions are anonymous, so we cannot match one to you. Please don’t submit anything you would not want kept.

A private privacy and security contact is not set up yet. Private vulnerability reporting is not enabled yet either; see the repository security policy ↗. Please don’t post exploit details or personal data in public issues.

Each submission records that you agreed it may be published under CC BY 4.0 if accepted, with the time of agreement. Nothing is published unless a maintainer reviews and accepts it, and accepted entries may be edited. No name or email is collected.

Submissions are never promoted into any policy automatically. Approval only queues an entry for a public, versioned GitHub release. If you choose “Submit via GitHub” instead, the issue is public and GitHub’s terms apply.

Maintainer sign-in exists only for the review queue. Creators never need an account.

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