Reading a match report on CreaseBrief and sending us a tip involve different kinds of information. If a public comment area is available, whatever you post there is visible to others, so use the private contact route when you want to write to us directly. A parent or guardian should help before a child shares personal information, and guardians can ask Contact to look into a concern.
Website operations
The systems that deliver and protect the site may process IP addresses, browser characteristics, the URLs people request and the time of each visit. We rely on these records to serve pages, catch errors and stop misuse, and they can also show how readership changes over time. This notice does not confirm that any named analytics service is in use. Certain functional or admin cookies may be needed for specific tasks. You can restrict or delete them through your browser, which may affect the features they support.
Forms and correspondence
Writing to CreaseBrief gives us your contact details, your message and anything you attach to it. Those details let us judge your message and respond if it calls for a response. Your private messages are kept apart from anything contributed publicly. Don’t include passwords, ID documents or financial information, since sending or storing data online can never be guaranteed secure in every case.
External links and sharing
Scorecard archives, social networks and other linked sites follow their own privacy policies once you visit them or use a share button. Embedded content from outside may also pass technical details to its provider and set third-party cookies. How another operator handles that data is outside CreaseBrief’s control.
Questions and changes
How long we keep messages and technical records depends on why you contacted us, on security needs and on our legal obligations. You can use Contact to ask about information you sent, request access where that right applies, or ask us to correct or delete it. Legal retention duties may sometimes stop us from deleting everything. Point us to the exchange in question without adding personal data we don’t need. We may change this notice when our practices change, so read the version shown here before you share anything more.