Privacy
Read & Revive is designed so visitors can understand the movement, explore books, read Voices, and enter the Telegram circle without creating an account on the public site.
Read with trust.
This policy explains the practical privacy posture for the public Read & Revive website. The guiding idea is simple: collect only what is needed, explain why it matters, and treat reader contributions with care.
Telegram and other external platforms have their own privacy practices. When you open an external community link, that platform controls the information it collects and displays.
1You can read public pages, browse books, view reading cycles, and read Voices without creating a reader account on this website.
The public site may use basic technical logs needed for security, reliability, and performance. Those logs should not be used to build intrusive reader profiles.
2If you choose to contact Read & Revive through a public contact path, share only information you are comfortable having reviewed for that inquiry.
Inquiry details are used to understand the message, respond appropriately, route the request, and protect community safety.
3Telegram is the confirmed active reading-circle space. Messages, usernames, reactions, and media shared there are handled through Telegram’s platform rules and privacy controls.
Read & Revive community expectations still apply: avoid exposing private details, do not repost another reader’s words without permission, and keep discussion respectful.
4Voices from the Circle should publish writing with clear writer permission. A reflection shared in discussion is not automatically permission to publish it on the website.
Writers should be able to understand how their name, display name, bio note, book connection, and article text will appear before publication.
5Access to private inquiry details should be limited to people responsible for community care, editorial review, or operations.
Personal information should not be sold. It should not be used for unrelated promotion or shared with partners without a clear reason and permission where needed.
A simple privacy posture
