Public figures, and no inboxes.

Who I am

This notice is for The Legend Magazine, the directory I edit at thelegendmagazine.com. I am Lorenne Calder. It is edited in Copenhagen. That sentence is the colophon. I do not print a street address, and I do not print a company registration number, because I will not invent either one to make a policy look more official than it is. If either becomes a fact I am willing to stand behind, it will be written on the contact page first.

The public records I show

The directory shows statistics that were already public, read into the Public Influencer Directory and Creator Database. On a person you may see a name if I have one, a username, a subject line, a location, follower and view counts, an engagement percent, sometimes a comparison with a median, sometimes an audience split by country, age, and gender, a date I read the row, and links. Pictures are loaded from the public addresses stored on the row. I do not keep a private copy as the thing the page depends on. If an address fails, the page shows initials instead of a substitute face.

I did not buy a private list to build this, and I do not sell one onward. I do not sell inboxes. There is no contact export, no email address attached to a profile, and no button that writes to the person on your behalf. Being listed is not an account the person opened with me. I do not invent biographies to fill a thin card. A missing field stays missing. I also do not process a checkout or hold escrow. A profile is a reading, not a contract I am storing for you.

Readers

I do not run accounts, so I do not hold your password, your name, or an email address for you. I do not ask you to sign in to read a page. I do not collect your age, gender, or location in order to change what you see. The audience charts on a profile are the split that came with that creator. They are not a picture of the reader, and they are not filters you can turn on the directory.

I do not run my own advertising, and I do not build a marketing profile of a visit. The cookie notice is the short version: no cookie of my own, no local storage, and no consent banner for a tracker I did not set. Server logs are a separate matter, below.

The host

Cloudflare serves the site and may keep ordinary request logs, as hosts do: an address of the request, a time, a path, and the sort of technical detail a network keeps in order to answer and to refuse abuse. I do not add a second analytics product on top of that, and I do not use those logs to decide which creator you should see. The catalog database that holds the public rows is in the EU. A request can still be handled by the host’s network in more than one place. I am not going to draw a false map of every machine involved.

How long a row stays

A creator row stays while it remains the reading I am willing to publish. The date on the profile is the date that row was read, not a retention clock and not the date of their last post. I do not keep a shadow copy of emails, because I do not have the emails. Ingest logs that are not part of the public page are not queried by the site. If I stop publishing a row, the public page goes with it. I do not promise a particular schedule for rereading the cards.

Children

The magazine is a reading of public statistics. I do not ask anyone, of any age, to open an account or to send me a biography. I do not knowingly collect personal information from a child who is using the site, because I do not collect an account from readers at all. Some public cards describe family life or name a young audience. That is the card. It is not a profile I built by talking to a child, and it is not an invitation to contact one. I do not sell a way to do that.

Asking for a change

A correction is a real need, and I am not going to fake a path for it. There is no form on this site that files a request, because a form would imply a queue and a person opening the mail. I have not opened that inbox. The contact page says so in plain words. When an address exists, it will be a sentence there, and a request can be read. Until then, the honest position is that a message sent into a void has not been received, and I will not print a button that claims otherwise.

The figures are public statistics already printed elsewhere. Removing a number here does not remove it from the open web. If I later agree to change a row, the change will show on the page, with the reading I actually hold, not with a biography written to replace it.

Changes to this notice

If the boundary changes, this page will change in words. I will not hide a new tracker in a footer. The terms of reading the site are on Terms. The limit of what a page claims is on Disclaimer. This notice is a house account, not a brief from counsel.