Last updated: October 12, 2026
Game Sunakku is a games, hobbies, and AI blog operated by Master Gyouza. You can comment without logging in and subscribe to email updates separately. We do not offer our own membership registration or payment system. External WordPress.com accounts and subscriptions are also subject to that service’s policies.
1. Visits and inquiries
- Visits: IP address, browser and device information, access time, pages visited, referral information, cookies, and similar identifiers may be processed to deliver the site, maintain security, and measure traffic.
- Inquiries: we use information you send, such as your email address, name or nickname, message, reference links, and advertising or partnership terms, to respond and follow up.
Inquiry emails are retained for as long as needed to handle the inquiry and follow-up checks, and are deleted or organized when no longer needed.
2. Comment data and what is public
A nickname and comment text are required; an email address is optional. Comments also store the posting time, associated post and comment identifiers, IP address, and browser information (User-Agent). Comments submitted while logged in may be linked to your account’s author information.
Your nickname, comment text, posting time, and the language of the post are public. Email addresses, IP addresses, and browser information are not displayed in the public comment list. Comments on linked Korean, English, and Japanese versions of the same article may appear together. Please do not put contact details or sensitive personal information in your comment text.
Ordinary comments appear after submission. Comments flagged as spam or requiring action may be withheld, hidden, or deleted. We use comment data to provide discussions, verify authorship, support editing and deletion, and prevent spam and abuse. Comment notification emails sent to the operator may also contain comment and author information. Providing the optional comment email does not, by itself, subscribe you to new-post emails.
3. Comment cookie, editing, deletion, and retention
When a guest submits a comment, we create a functional cookie named sg_comment_owner. It contains a random identifier, not your nickname or email address. A hash of the identifier is stored with the comment on the server to verify editing and deletion rights from the browser used to post it. The cookie expires 180 days after creation.
You can use the edit and delete controls from the same browser while the cookie remains available. If it expires, is deleted, or you use another browser, please contact the email address below. Blocking cookies may limit this feature.
The 180-day cookie expiry is not the comment retention period. Ordinary comments and related data remain in the site database until deleted or anonymized. The comment’s delete button moves it to Trash and removes it from public view. Records may remain in Trash until permanent deletion. Backups and copies in operator notification emails follow separate retention and deletion processes; removing a comment from view does not immediately erase every copy.
4. Spam checking: Akismet
We use Automattic’s Akismet to prevent comment spam. Comment text, nickname, any email address provided, IP address, browser information, referrer, and site address may be sent to the service for checking.
Our current configuration may discard the most severe spam immediately. Comments remaining in the site’s spam folder are scheduled for automatic deletion after 15 days. Akismet states that most spam-related data on its external servers is retained for two weeks to 90 days, with some data kept longer. This is separate from ordinary comments stored on this site. See the Akismet privacy notice.
5. Email subscriptions and external services
The site is hosted on WordPress.com and uses Jetpack. Email subscriptions are separate from commenting. Your email address and subscription details are processed for subscriptions; IP address and request information may also be processed to prevent abuse. WordPress.com and Jetpack manage subscriptions and email delivery.
You can unsubscribe using the link in a subscription email or WordPress.com subscription management. Unsubscribing stops delivery; it does not immediately erase all external account or log records. Subscription confirmation may provide you with a WordPress.com account. Under the current newsletter settings, replies to subscription emails may become public comments on the post. Please send private inquiries directly to the operator’s email below.
Hosting, security, analytics, subscription data, and backups are processed under Automattic’s and other providers’ policies and may be processed on servers abroad. Retention of external logs, backups, and account data differs from the comment cookie’s 180 days. See Automattic’s notice for site visitors, the Automattic Privacy Policy, and Jetpack’s subscription guide.
6. Google advertising tools and cookie choices
Some site pages include Google AdSense scripts for site verification and advertising tools. Script requests may process information even when no ad is visible. Google and advertising partners may use cookies, web beacons, IP addresses, browser information, and other identifiers to deliver and measure ads. Where ads are served, personalized ads may be based on previous visits to this site or other websites.
You can block or delete cookies in your browser. Manage Google personalized advertising through Google ad settings and participating providers’ interest-based advertising through the advertising opt-out page. See Google advertising technologies and the Google Privacy Policy.
7. Privacy inquiries, corrections, and deletion requests
Operator: Master Gyouza / Game Sunakku
Email: mastergyouza@gmail.com
For access, correction, or deletion requests, please provide the minimum information needed to locate the record, such as the post URL and comment nickname. We may request limited additional information to verify authorship. Verification may be limited if no email was provided or the author cookie is unavailable. Information held in WordPress.com accounts or other external services may also require those services’ request procedures.
8. Changes
We update this policy when site features or external services change. Important changes will be announced on this page.