About:Privacy - Revision history

MDElliottMD: About:Privacy -> redirect to PCP:Privacy

2026-06-03T06:11:16Z

About:Privacy -> redirect to PCP:Privacy

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	#REDIRECT [[~~Pharmacopedia~~:Privacy]]		#REDIRECT [[PCP:Privacy]]

Maintenance script: canonical flip: redirect to Pharmacopedia:Privacy

2026-06-02T16:06:34Z

canonical flip: redirect to Pharmacopedia:Privacy

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Maintenance script: Add Collective phone (669) 669-0025 to controller line

2026-06-01T21:17:38Z

Add Collective phone (669) 669-0025 to controller line

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	This page describes how Pharmacopedia.wiki handles your data: what we collect, how we store it, who controls it, and how long we keep it.		This page describes how Pharmacopedia.wiki handles your data: what we collect, how we store it, who controls it, and how long we keep it.

	Pharmacopedia.wiki is operated by the Pharmacopedia Collective, a nonprofit. The named data controller is Mark Elliott, MD (mark@pharmacopedia.wiki).		Pharmacopedia.wiki is operated by the Pharmacopedia Collective, a nonprofit. The named data controller is Mark Elliott, MD (mark@pharmacopedia.wiki). The Collective can also be reached at (669) 669-0025 (voicemail; email is faster for non-urgent matters).

	== What Pharmacopedia.wiki stores ==		== What Pharmacopedia.wiki stores ==

Maintenance script: Add AE reports subsection; pointer to Pharmacopedia:Adverse_Event_Reporting (Mark signed 2026-05-31)

2026-05-31T19:54:40Z

Add AE reports subsection; pointer to Pharmacopedia:Adverse_Event_Reporting (Mark signed 2026-05-31)

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	* Derived timeline events (auto-generated from your medications, diagnoses, and experience reports, visible in MyLifeStory)		* Derived timeline events (auto-generated from your medications, diagnoses, and experience reports, visible in MyLifeStory)
	* Profile statistics (assessment completion counts, timeline entry counts)		* Profile statistics (assessment completion counts, timeline entry counts)

			=== Adverse experience reports ===

			If you submit a reader-experience report through the form on a medicine page, we store your report content, the medicine it references, and the timestamp. Reports are linked to your account but never published individually; only anonymized aggregate signals that meet a minimum count threshold may surface on the relevant medicine page.

			This feature is not a regulated adverse event reporting program. See [[Pharmacopedia:Adverse Event Reporting]] for the full explanation of what the feature is, what it is not, and where to file an official report if you need to.

	=== Page edits and contributions ===		=== Page edits and contributions ===

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2026-05-31T17:31:43Z

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Maintenance script: Correct data controller model to layered (Q6); update backup retention; remove premature Oyami cross-link

2026-05-31T17:08:48Z

Correct data controller model to layered (Q6); update backup retention; remove premature Oyami cross-link

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MDElliottMD: Privacy: expand OAuth-consumer list (PCPapp + PubSci + Oyami); Trykl noted as future

2026-05-28T08:11:14Z

Privacy: expand OAuth-consumer list (PCPapp + PubSci + Oyami); Trykl noted as future

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	Pharmacopedia (PCP) is operated by Mark Elliott, MD, who is the data controller for everything you do on the wiki: your account, your edits, your profile, your assessments, your observations, and any other content you store against your account. There is no company or entity behind the site; Mark is responsible for it personally.		Pharmacopedia (PCP) is operated by Mark Elliott, MD, who is the data controller for everything you do on the wiki: your account, your edits, your profile, your assessments, your observations, and any other content you store against your account. There is no company or entity behind the site; Mark is responsible for it personally.

	PCP.wiki also acts as an identity provider: other apps or sites can let you sign in using your PCP account through OAuth (the same pattern as "Sign in with Google"). When you authorize one of those consumer apps, it can read the parts of your PCP data that you grant it. Each consumer app is an independent data controller for its own platform data and for what it does with the PCP data it pulls. ~~The currently~~ public ~~consumer is~~ PCPapp, the official Pharmacopedia mobile app. You can review and revoke consumer authorizations at [[Special:OAuthManageMyGrants]].		PCP.wiki also acts as an identity provider: other apps or sites can let you sign in using your PCP account through OAuth (the same pattern as "Sign in with Google"). When you authorize one of those consumer apps, it can read the parts of your PCP data that you grant it. Each consumer app is an independent data controller for its own platform data and for what it does with the PCP data it pulls. Current public consumers are PCPapp (the official Pharmacopedia mobile app), PubSci (an open peer-review wiki at pubsci.io), and Oyami (a periodic-conversation platform at oyami.org). Trykl will be added when it launches publicly. You can review and revoke consumer authorizations at [[Special:OAuthManageMyGrants]].

	For PCP-side access, correction, or deletion requests, contact the address at the bottom of this page.		For PCP-side access, correction, or deletion requests, contact the address at the bottom of this page.

MDElliottMD: About:Privacy parity additions: 'What Pharmacopedia does not do' commitments block, CCPA/CPRA + GDPR sub-sections, Children section tightened to COPPA-aware language. Mirrors Oyami PRIVACY.md v0.2 structure (interface-claude diff review).

2026-05-25T20:19:45Z

About:Privacy parity additions: 'What Pharmacopedia does not do' commitments block, CCPA/CPRA + GDPR sub-sections, Children section tightened to COPPA-aware language. Mirrors Oyami PRIVACY.md v0.2 structure (interface-claude diff review).

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	For PCP-side access, correction, or deletion requests, contact the address at the bottom of this page.		For PCP-side access, correction, or deletion requests, contact the address at the bottom of this page.

			== What Pharmacopedia does not do ==

			These are commitments, not aspirations:

			* No analytics SDK, advertising tracker, or third-party telemetry runs on Pharmacopedia.
			* Your data is not sold.
			* No ads are shown. There are no advertisers.
			* No AI participant reads your edits, your profile, your assessments, or your observations to feed any external model. The site has no LLM-in-the-loop on your account.
			* No public rating, no leaderboard, no reputation signal is exposed about you to other users. Your edit history is public the way every wiki's edit history is public; nothing about your assessments or your private content is.

	== What an account collects ==		== What an account collects ==
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	For any of the above, email '''info@pharmacopedia.wiki'''.		For any of the above, email '''info@pharmacopedia.wiki'''.

			=== If you are in California (CCPA / CPRA) ===

			You additionally have the right to know the categories of personal information collected, the right to opt out of sale or sharing (Pharmacopedia does not sell or share personal information for cross-context behavioral advertising; there is no sale to opt out of), the right to limit use of sensitive personal information, and the right to non-discrimination for exercising these rights. Assessment data, particularly clinical-scope assessments, is sensitive personal information under CPRA. The categories collected are listed in "What an account collects"; retention periods are in "How long things are kept."

			=== If you are in the EU, UK, or another GDPR-aligned jurisdiction ===

			The same baseline rights apply, framed as your GDPR rights of access, rectification, erasure, restriction, portability, and objection. The legal basis for processing is your consent (for the account itself and for any assessment storage) and Pharmacopedia's legitimate interest in running the medicine-reference wiki you signed up for. There is no automated decision-making with legal effects. International data transfers from the EU/UK to the United States, where Pharmacopedia's servers live, are made under appropriate safeguards (standard contractual clauses or successor mechanisms).

	== Children ==		== Children ==

	~~Children/minors are not allowed on~~ Pharmacopedia~~. It~~ is for mature audiences ~~only~~.		Pharmacopedia is for mature audiences and limited to adults (18+) in this version. Personal information is not knowingly collected from anyone under 13. A separate posture for users between 13 and 17 is being developed; until that is published, no one under 18 should use Pharmacopedia. If a child under 13 has provided personal information, contact info@pharmacopedia.wiki and it will be deleted.

	== Details ==		== Details ==

MDElliottMD: About:Privacy: replace separate-controllers framing with Q6 layered-model OAuth-federation framing (PCPapp named as public consumer; Oyami cross-link removed until launch); boss-claude 2026-05-24

2026-05-25T05:58:56Z

About:Privacy: replace separate-controllers framing with Q6 layered-model OAuth-federation framing (PCPapp named as public consumer; Oyami cross-link removed until launch); boss-claude 2026-05-24

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	Pharmacopedia (PCP) is operated by Mark Elliott, MD, who is the data controller for everything you do on the wiki: your account, your edits, your profile, your assessments, your observations, and any other content you store against your account. There is no company or entity behind the site; Mark is responsible for it personally.		Pharmacopedia (PCP) is operated by Mark Elliott, MD, who is the data controller for everything you do on the wiki: your account, your edits, your profile, your assessments, your observations, and any other content you store against your account. There is no company or entity behind the site; Mark is responsible for it personally.

	PCP is one of ~~three sides of the Pharmacopedia empire (alongside Oyami and Trykl)~~, ~~all operated by~~ the ~~same person~~. Each ~~side~~ is its own ~~separate~~ data ~~controller~~ for the ~~personal~~ data it ~~collects and processes; there is no joint controller arrangement across the three~~. The ~~pattern~~ is the ~~industry standard for OAuth federation (compare "Sign in with Google")~~. ~~If you also use Oyami, its own privacy posture lives in its~~ [~~https~~:~~//oyami.org PRIVACY.md~~] ~~and it handles its own access and deletion requests for Oyami-side data~~.		PCP.wiki also acts as an identity provider: other apps or sites can let you sign in using your PCP account through OAuth (the same pattern as "Sign in with Google"). When you authorize one of those consumer apps, it can read the parts of your PCP data that you grant it. Each consumer app is an independent data controller for its own platform data and for what it does with the PCP data it pulls. The currently public consumer is PCPapp, the official Pharmacopedia mobile app. You can review and revoke consumer authorizations at [[Special:OAuthManageMyGrants]].

	For PCP-side access, correction, or deletion requests, contact the address at the bottom of this page.		For PCP-side access, correction, or deletion requests, contact the address at the bottom of this page.

MDElliottMD: Add 'Who runs Pharmacopedia' section: name Mark Elliott, MD as data controller; frame PCP/Oyami/Trykl as separate controllers per boss-claude Q6 decision 2026-05-24

2026-05-24T21:31:16Z

Add 'Who runs Pharmacopedia' section: name Mark Elliott, MD as data controller; frame PCP/Oyami/Trykl as separate controllers per boss-claude Q6 decision 2026-05-24

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	Pharmacopedia is a medicine-reference wiki. It is operated as a small project, not a company. This page describes what Pharmacopedia collects from you, why, how long it keeps it, and what you can ask us to do with it. Plain language; if anything is unclear, ask.		Pharmacopedia is a medicine-reference wiki. It is operated as a small project, not a company. This page describes what Pharmacopedia collects from you, why, how long it keeps it, and what you can ask us to do with it. Plain language; if anything is unclear, ask.

			== Who runs Pharmacopedia ==

			Pharmacopedia (PCP) is operated by Mark Elliott, MD, who is the data controller for everything you do on the wiki: your account, your edits, your profile, your assessments, your observations, and any other content you store against your account. There is no company or entity behind the site; Mark is responsible for it personally.

			PCP is one of three sides of the Pharmacopedia empire (alongside Oyami and Trykl), all operated by the same person. Each side is its own separate data controller for the personal data it collects and processes; there is no joint controller arrangement across the three. The pattern is the industry standard for OAuth federation (compare "Sign in with Google"). If you also use Oyami, its own privacy posture lives in its [https://oyami.org PRIVACY.md] and it handles its own access and deletion requests for Oyami-side data.

			For PCP-side access, correction, or deletion requests, contact the address at the bottom of this page.

	== What an account collects ==		== What an account collects ==