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Trust principles

A calendar of people and events only works if those people trust it. These come before any feature.

  1. Where you are or will be is your choice

    Showing which events you plan to attend is off until you turn it on in your settings. Today that setting covers all your public events.

    If we add live presence, such as who is at an event right now, it will be opt-in, limited to one event and not kept as history.

    Speaker pages are different: they list talks that events have published in their own programs, and you control them as described below.

  2. You control your profile

    Anyone listed as a speaker can claim their page, correct it, or hide it. Anyone can ask us to remove a page from the link on that page, without an account.

    Our team reviews removal requests, and we aim to act within 24 hours. A removed speaker stays removed, even when events that list them are imported again.

  3. No cold outreach

    Kure-Cal does not sell your contact details or offer bulk messaging. If we add introductions between people, both sides will have to agree first.

  4. We do not scrape LinkedIn

    Public profiles come from conference pages, a person’s own sites, or the person. Photos come only from those sources, never from LinkedIn. We keep a link to a LinkedIn profile only when one of those sources gives it.

  5. Nothing spends or sends without your approval

    Kure-Cal has no agent that acts for you today. If we add one, every action that spends your money or sends a message in your name will need your explicit approval.

Details of what we collect are in our Privacy Policy. Questions? Contact us.