The small print
Privacy — What Rare Question Stores
What this page keeps (a like count, the comments you post, plain visit counts) and what it does not: no accounts, no profile, no tracking of your answers.
The short version
This page plays Krillion. It does not have accounts, does not ask for an email address and does not build a profile of you. What it keeps is a like counter, the comments people choose to post, and ordinary visit counts.
What is stored, and why
Visit counts. The hosting engine records page views in aggregate: which page, which site sent you, your country and your device type. That is how we know whether anyone uses the games-like-Krillion guide. It is not linked to a name.
Likes. One counter per page, plus a cookie that remembers you already pressed it so the button stays pressed. There is no list of who liked what.
Comments. The nickname you type (optional) and the text you post, with a timestamp. No email, no account. Comments are public and are shown to other visitors; they are not sent to search engines.
The game itself. Krillion runs inside a frame served by Miniplay. Your answers, your daily dive and your streak are kept by that frame in your own browser, not by this site. We never see them.
Cookies
A functional cookie remembers your like and your comment identity. The embedded game may set its own cookies or local storage; that is controlled by Miniplay and the game, not by us. This site does not run advertising networks and does not sell data to anyone.
Web fonts
The pixel lettering in the headings is one font file, Silkscreen, fetched from fonts.googleapis.com. That request carries your IP address to Google; none of our cookies travel with it. Everything else the page needs, from the stylesheet to the cover image, is served from this site.
Third-party frame
When the game loads, your browser talks to Miniplay's servers directly. Their privacy policy governs what happens in that frame, including any advertising they show inside it. If you would rather not load it, do not press play.
Removing your comment
Write to us through the contact page with the page and the nickname you used, and we will remove it. Comments that are spam, adverts or abuse are removed without being asked.
Children
The site is not directed at children under 13 and collects nothing that would identify one.
Changes
If this page changes, the new version replaces this one. It was last written on 16 November 2026.
Written plainly on purpose. If a line here is unclear, write to us through the contact page and we will fix the wording.