Summit Public Radio does not collect personally-identifying information from visitors to our web site unless visitors choose to provide that information.
Summit Public Radio does NOT use
"cookies" or other methods of user tracking on our web site. Like most
Web servers, Summit Public Radio’s Web server automatically creates log
files for each visitor who accesses our site. The access logs do NOT
record any personally-identifying information; they contain some or all
of the following information:
- The Internet Protocol Address (IP Address) of the machine which accessed this site.
- The date and time of the visit.
- The path taken through this site.
- The browser being used.
- A list of files downloaded or viewed.
- Any errors encountered.
Summit Public Radio does request name and contact information for website visitors who use our question, comment and other response forms in order to facilitate replies, but does not use this information for any other purpose.
Additionally, visitors who become members of Summit Public Radio using our online membership form are asked to include name and contact information in order to facilitate their memberships.