Not being listed
Our research lists what stands publicly on websites. Whoever does not want that for themselves tells us once – and it holds permanently, for all our programs.
The form
Do not list me asks:
- What should not be listed? A single event · a venue (all events there) · an organizer, a school, a club · a person (my name) · a website (not read, not linked).
- Which entry – the address of the page here, or a name or website; one entry per request.
- Your email address – for the confirmation; after 30 days it is replaced by a hash.
- Scope – neither list nor contact (default), only not list, or only not contact.
What happens then
- When the request names an entry of this site (address or exact name), it takes effect at once: the entry disappears, the found events are removed, the block stands.
- For a name or website we cannot match unambiguously we send a confirmation link (valid three days); only the click activates the block.
- Very large requests are checked by the editors within a day.
The block binds the research permanently: nothing is found again, entered again or written to again. Events an organizer entered themselves are not affected – only the organizer changes those.
Just keeping a website out
If it is enough for you that our crawler does not read your site, one line in your robots.txt does it:
User-agent: TangoKalenderBot
Disallow: /
More under How our research works.