1. Statements of Fact.

Parties who have, or claim to have, knowledge re­la­ted to statements of fact that are made on this web­site are invited to offer comments, corrections, or clarifications.

2. Privacy Policy.

This site uses stand­ard httpd logs as well as JS code to collect in­forma­tion of most of the types that a web browser typically broadcasts.

As of this wri­ting, this site goes further and “gathers information”, a term used in the 2012 to 2013 gag-order cases, out­side such con­texts for le­gi­ti­mate and reason­able purposes that are pro­tect­ed under U.S. laws.

To review a list of representative le­gi­ti­mate and reason­able pur­poses, click here.

This site reserves the right to make use of in­forma­tion collected for any pur­pose that is per­mit­ted under U.S. State and Federal laws. The right may be exercised to the maximum extent pos­si­ble without further notice.

In particular:

This site can, and probably will, blog, paraphrase, post, publish, quote, disclose, “discuss”, dis­tri­bute, and/or otherwise pro­cess and/or disseminate in­forma­tion that is collected.

The word “discuss” is quoted in the preceding paragraph as a reminder to those who were in­volved in the gag-order cases of where things stand.

To clarify the point:

In gag-order cases that ran from 2012 to 2013, a wife-beater named Jim Kiraly sought to force me to sign a gag order in which I'd agree to go to jail if I were ever to “discuss” him.

We'll be “discussing” Jim Kiraly, Tom Kiraly, Michael Bonetto, Maggie Desmond, John Perrott, and others for years to come.

3. COPPA Notice.

To the best of the primary administrator's knowledge, COPPA, a law which limits the use of children's in­forma­tion in commercial or similar con­texts, doesn't apply to this site.

4. Contact in­forma­tion.

To contact OldCoder, try the email address list­ed below.

haggis@oldcoder.org

As a note to attorneys, you're not allowed to assume that email sent has been re­ceived. Additionally, note that “registered email” is a con­cept with lim­it­ed relevance and you may be mocked for attempting to use it.

There's a nice YouTube video re­la­ted to OldCoder at:
http://haggishell.com/xmas

OldCoder's own YouTube channel is:
http://youtube.oldcoder.org/

OldCoder's LinkedIn is:
http://linkedin.oldcoder.org/

You can talk to OldCoder dir­ect­ly in IRC. The IRC network is:

irc.oldcoder.org

If you're able to connect to the IRC network, try this IRC command:

/query OldCoder

OldCoder has an IRC bouncer. However, if he isn't present, don't assume that queries will necessarily be re­ceived.

5. Downloading the site.

It's been the policy of Haggis Hell to make copies of the site available to inter­est­ed parties.

However, the site has probably grown too large for distribution by direct down­load to work. The ZIP-file snapshot that was provided previously is offline while we review the issue.

One option might be to dis­tri­bute the ZIP file by BitTorrent.

6. Site tech­ni­cal notes.

6a. This site uses responsive code. This means that it's sup­posed to work on your phone.

6b. https, i.e., SSL, sup­port is provided by Let's Encrypt.

6c. The orig­in­al content on this site may ulti­mate­ly be released under Creative Commons.

6d. This site is hand-writ­ten HTML5 and CSS3 plus a bit of JS and Bootstrap. Just like Grandmother used to bake it.

More about the theme:

The theme is largely OldCoder's own design. The goals are: sim­ple, responsive, and practical. Like OldCoder :P

The responsive tables are based on a nice trick documented by Chris Coyier in a 2011 CSS Tricks arti­cle.

OldCoder's version of the tables code adds sup­port for mul­ti­ple tables with dif­fer­ent structures on the same page. Transitions are also smoother in general.