GPDR Privacy Policy Addendum:

Our plugins and add-ons are compatible with GDPR. Below are the common questions related to GDPR.
Do your plugins track any data? We do not track any user data via our plugins. But if our plugin depends on any third party service, they might track user data. This can happen in following two ways:
1. Embedded Widgets
Some of our plugins have features to integrate embedded widgets as is, from third party services (like Facebook Like, Facebook Recommend, Twitter Tweet official buttons).
2. Third-party APIs/Connections
Our plugins send request to third party APIs via website-visitor’s web browser to fetch information (like social shares, social comment count). This request made by web browser may include IP address, which can then be seen by the third-party that it’s being requested from. This API request doesn’t include any personal data of the website user other than the IP address.
Where is the data collected by your plugins stored?
We do not store any data fetched by our plugins on our servers, neither we share that data with any third party. O
Do your plugins load any external scripts?
As mentioned before, our plugins run absolutely from your website and hence load the scripts too from your website with exception of third-party embedded widgets (like Facebook Like/Recommend official button, Twitter tweet official button, Facebook Comments) which require our plugin to load scripts from the servers of relevant service.

Yes us arrogant Americans have been laughing at stories like these:

Germany: Stockpiling wood in fear of gas shortage

Unfortunately, the last laugh might be on us as the mismanagement of America’s energy resources has resulted in the following headline today:

How high is it? Well north of $9 now:

Heating Oil since the start of the China Virus crisis is up over 270%:

Have no fear though, Senile Joe is sniffing girl’s hair everywhere to cure this. Of course if you live in one of the areas the EIA highlights as dependent on Heating Oil or Natural Gas for keeping warm this winter, you may have a problem.

Florida is just now beginning to adopt the use of natural gas on a larger scale but it is still pricey, yet rarely needed south of I-4. The Northeast still primarily depends on heating oil, thus the higher prices for natural gas.

All of the coming disaster was avoidable with an intelligent energy policy which was abandoned in January of 2021.

Now America, like Europe, will pay the price for this shortsighted approach to managing our abundant energy supplies this winter.

Winter is coming, do you have a chainsaw?

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