Should've probably clarified that on the website, it's a for-fun-and-interest project.
The standard disclaimers apply, your email won't be sold into slavery or used for anything bad other than a weekly newsletter or something of the sort (aligned with the expectations you had when you signed up).
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Should've probably clarified that on the website, it's a for-fun-and-interest project.
The standard disclaimers apply, your email won't be sold into slavery or used for anything bad other than a weekly newsletter or something of the sort (aligned with the expectations you had when you signed up).
The standard internet trust applies (read: none).
I've read these disclaimers before and the only thing backing then up is the owners word. Why not make entering your email optional?
It seems that newsletter is operated by Mailchimp - thus you can unsubscribe anytime...
If you don't enter your email, how will they tell you when they go public?