Privacy

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I have no use for your email otherwise. You won't receive unsolicited marketing junk from me or anyone I'm affiliated with as a result of you subscribing to Some Party.

Tiny Letter, a lightweight mailing list service owned by MailChimp, distributes the Some Party newsletter and houses the subscriber list. They have a detailed privacy policy of their own that explains how their system handles recipient emails (look for the "Privacy for Contacts" section). MailChimp is owned by Intuit.

In short, they say they also won't sell your email address or utilize that information for anything other than the operation of the email list.

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The source code for Some Party is published at GitHub and is available under an MIT license. GitHub is a subsidiary of Microsoft.

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