Data Privacy
Data Collection
This site does not collect any personally-identifiable information from you or your computer first hand, except that which you intentionally supply through deliberate actions.
Examples of personally-identifiable information you might supply are:
We do not store or duplicate your information ourselves except when it is required to fulfil orders or site functions you request.
If you purchase a digital-only item from the store, such as an eBook, the checkout will require an email address. This cannot be turned off in the checkout module. We do not use this email address for any purpose, except where there is a support request.
We will not supply your personally identifiable information to any third parties unless required to do so by law, or for a purpose you intend. Your use of the functions and facilities provided by this site constitutes your indication of such intent.
Third Parties
Data from blog comments and poll responses, and order details from the store, are collected and stored by our host, Weebly Inc., and managed under the Weebly Privacy Policy.
The newsletter is operated by Mailchimp, and your supplied details are managed under their Privacy Policy.
Web services linked to the functionality of this site (e.g. the mailing list, analytics, etc) will show as 'trackers' in a browser privacy report. These will show as coming from Amazon Ads, Google, List-Manage, Mailchimp, Doubleclick, and Stripe. If you follow an affiliate link, other cookies may be set by Amazon, Waterstones, Blackwells, Awin, Apple, or CJ — these are not under our control.
We do not use services which we consider to be unduly intrusive or which have been shown to monetise your personal data. We have removed all Facebook and X integration, due to their demonstrated poor data practices, and we no longer knowingly set cookies from their organisations or use their social sharing widgets.
This site does not collect any personally-identifiable information from you or your computer first hand, except that which you intentionally supply through deliberate actions.
Examples of personally-identifiable information you might supply are:
- Your name/pseudonym and email address, when you comment on a news item.
- Your name/pseudonym and email address, if you sign up for the email newsletter.
- The name and shipping details you supply when you purchase from the store.
- Transactions are carried out by third parties, and this site does not collect your payment details.
We do not store or duplicate your information ourselves except when it is required to fulfil orders or site functions you request.
If you purchase a digital-only item from the store, such as an eBook, the checkout will require an email address. This cannot be turned off in the checkout module. We do not use this email address for any purpose, except where there is a support request.
We will not supply your personally identifiable information to any third parties unless required to do so by law, or for a purpose you intend. Your use of the functions and facilities provided by this site constitutes your indication of such intent.
Third Parties
Data from blog comments and poll responses, and order details from the store, are collected and stored by our host, Weebly Inc., and managed under the Weebly Privacy Policy.
The newsletter is operated by Mailchimp, and your supplied details are managed under their Privacy Policy.
Web services linked to the functionality of this site (e.g. the mailing list, analytics, etc) will show as 'trackers' in a browser privacy report. These will show as coming from Amazon Ads, Google, List-Manage, Mailchimp, Doubleclick, and Stripe. If you follow an affiliate link, other cookies may be set by Amazon, Waterstones, Blackwells, Awin, Apple, or CJ — these are not under our control.
We do not use services which we consider to be unduly intrusive or which have been shown to monetise your personal data. We have removed all Facebook and X integration, due to their demonstrated poor data practices, and we no longer knowingly set cookies from their organisations or use their social sharing widgets.
Cookies
Like virtually all web sites, this one uses cookies to provide various types of functionality and usability. The cog icon at the bottom left of your browser allows you to customise your cookie experience on this site.
Cookies are very small text files which a web server can read and write on your computer in a restricted fashion. They can contain all manner of information, to help web sites recognise users, provide an experience tuned to the user, and store some information about your visits which will help personalise matters later on (for example, hiding the prompt to sign up for the newsletter for a period of time if you have already dismissed it, or remembering your sign-in details for you).
Your web browser will have a privacy section which allows control over how web sites use cookies. Although the vast majority of cookies from legitimate web sites are perfectly benign, your browser's privacy controls are still worth knowing about.
To reject advertiser cookies en masse, instead of site by site, we recommend that you use YourOnlineChoices.com and YourAdChoices. You should use those sites for every browser you use, on every device (for example Firefox and Chrome on your laptop, Safari on your iPhone, and so on). If you are interested in maintaining your privacy then it is good practice to revisit this admin task every few months.
UK residents can learn about their rights and data holder's responsibilities at the ICO web site.
If you missed the opportunity to set cookie choices for this site, or wish to revoke permission, you can opt out here:
Cookies are very small text files which a web server can read and write on your computer in a restricted fashion. They can contain all manner of information, to help web sites recognise users, provide an experience tuned to the user, and store some information about your visits which will help personalise matters later on (for example, hiding the prompt to sign up for the newsletter for a period of time if you have already dismissed it, or remembering your sign-in details for you).
Your web browser will have a privacy section which allows control over how web sites use cookies. Although the vast majority of cookies from legitimate web sites are perfectly benign, your browser's privacy controls are still worth knowing about.
To reject advertiser cookies en masse, instead of site by site, we recommend that you use YourOnlineChoices.com and YourAdChoices. You should use those sites for every browser you use, on every device (for example Firefox and Chrome on your laptop, Safari on your iPhone, and so on). If you are interested in maintaining your privacy then it is good practice to revisit this admin task every few months.
UK residents can learn about their rights and data holder's responsibilities at the ICO web site.
If you missed the opportunity to set cookie choices for this site, or wish to revoke permission, you can opt out here:
This website uses marketing and tracking technologies. Opting out of this will opt you out of all cookies, except for those needed to run the website. Note that some products may not work as well without tracking cookies.
Opt Out of CookiesAffiliate Links
Many of the links on this site — for example, links to Armadaverse books for Kindle or in paperback form — include referral codes. When you follow such a link and make a purchase, we get a little extra cash.
This costs you nothing — the referral is paid out of the retailer's share of your purchase amount.
Affiliate links are marked across the site with a * symbol so you can identify them more easily. This is because publishers of affiliate links are usually required to disclose their existence for transparency purposes.
This costs you nothing — the referral is paid out of the retailer's share of your purchase amount.
Affiliate links are marked across the site with a * symbol so you can identify them more easily. This is because publishers of affiliate links are usually required to disclose their existence for transparency purposes.
Image & File Use
All images and 3D models which are part of the Armada Wars™ brand are intellectual property, and are protected by international copyright law. Examples of how they may be used freely by third parties are as follows:
Please see the more detailed "asset usage" page before making a request.
- Intact book covers (i.e. with titles) may be used for the purposes of cataloguing, review, and commentary.
- Sections of images may be used for personal decoration, e.g. as a profile pic or the banner of a gaming clan.
- In either case, attribution to the artist is appreciated, as is identification of the Armada Wars™ brand.
- Character images are Copyright © Armada Wars™ and are available for free use in personal, non-profit, non-commercial projects, or as computer or mobile device backgrounds.
Please see the more detailed "asset usage" page before making a request.