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The Carbon Diet is developed by James Smith. To contact me directly, please email .
The Carbon Diet runs Ruby on Rails.
Most of the icons used on this site are from the awesome Silk icon set from famfamfam. Flag images are from the Flag icon set on the same site. Most of the larger images are from the Tango project.
Flash-based charting functionality is done with XML/SWF Charts and amCharts.
The development and design of this website has been heavily influenced by LibraryThing. If you're into your books, I really suggest that you check them out!
The Carbon Diet is open source software, licensed under the terms of the GNU Affero General Public License v3. The latest source code is always available from http://github.com/Floppy/carbon-diet.
All site content (other than that acquired from other sources as mentioned above) is Copyright © 2007-9 James Smith.
The Carbon Diet will never give any of your personally-identifiable information to a third party, unless you tell us to, or unless required to do so by law (in which case we'll still try our hardest not to). We may share anonymised or aggregate information with third parties, but this will not be traceable back to you in any way.
The Carbon Diet will never send you email unless you request it, in the case of signup and password change emails. If you've had other email claiming to be from us, it's fake!
If you profile is set to 'private' (which it is by default), none of your information will ever be visible to anyone else using the website (with the exception of the site administrators).
If you make your profile 'public', your 'display name', country, and emissions data will be visible to anyone who visits the site. However, we will not make any contact information (email address, website, etc.) visible to any other user of the site unless you explicitly tell us to (mainly in the case of adding 'friends' on the site who can see your personal data).
This privacy policy isn't exactly written in a legal fashion, so it's possible that at some point we may have to change it. However, if we do, we promise that we will not change the spirit of the policy, and we will publicise the changes on the blog before we do so.
