Privacy & Data Use

Privacy and Data Use

TheCode.Wiki is a public symbolic research archive, toolset, and Tony Yustein canon project. Some pages are articles or creative works. Some pages are calculators or AI-assisted tools. This page explains how to think about personal data on the site.

Information Visitors May Choose to Enter

Interactive tools may ask for information such as a name, phrase, birth date, birth time, birthplace, language, or report type. Some older tools may also show optional fields such as blood type or RH factor. Only enter information you actively choose to share, and avoid submitting private information about other living people without permission.

How Tool Inputs Are Used

Tool inputs are used to generate the requested symbolic, spiritual, numerological, astrological, or analytical result. AI-assisted tools may send the submitted prompt and field values to the configured AI provider in order to produce the answer. The site does not present those reports as medical, legal, financial, psychological, or institutional advice.

Storage and Review

TheCode.Wiki may store normal site logs, spam-protection data, form metadata, comments, or submissions as part of WordPress, Jetpack, security, analytics, and tool operation. Community submissions that are meant for public inclusion require review and should not be treated as automatically published.

Symbolic Report Notice

Personal reports are for reflection, symbolic study, entertainment, and spiritual exploration. They should not be used as a substitute for qualified professional advice, diagnosis, treatment, financial planning, legal judgment, or emergency support.

Removal and Corrections

For privacy questions, correction requests, removal requests, or source issues, use the public contact paths on the site, the Corrections and Research Changelog, or the Editorial Policy and Claim Types page. Include the exact page URL and what should be reviewed.