Privacy
Operator
Erich Michal Sikora runs this website on behalf of the Stojíme za kulturou! (We Stand for Culture!) initiative and is also responsible for the processing of personal data on the website. You can write to info@stojimezakulturou.cz.
When you read the website
The website does not use cookies and does not track you. We count visits anonymously with Vercel Web Analytics and measure loading speed with Vercel Speed Insights. We see only aggregate figures: how many people came, which pages they read, where they came from, which country and device they used and how fast the pages loaded. Individual visitors cannot be identified from them. We also measure how far visitors got through the home page, whether they skipped the intro and whether they clicked the Get involved or Cite buttons. No personal data is stored in the process.
Our hosting provider, Vercel Inc., automatically records technical access data, such as IP addresses, so that the website works and is protected against attacks. Vercel processes this data under its privacy policy and may also process it outside the European Union.
When you write to us
We use your email address and message to reply to you and keep them no longer than we need to. Our email is stored with WEDOS Internet, a.s., in the Czech Republic.
In your browser
During your visit, the website remembers in your browser that you have seen the intro, closed a notice and which scene of the home page you were on. It sends this information nowhere, and it disappears when you close the window.
When you finish or skip the intro, your browser stores, for 14 days, only the time when this happened, so that the intro does not play again on your next visit. We send this information nowhere, and you can delete it in your browser settings.
Links to other websites
Instagram and the other websites we link to have their own rules. We do not embed anything from them in our pages.
Your rights
You can ask for access to your data, for its correction or erasure or for its processing to be restricted, and you can object to the processing. You can lodge a complaint with the Office for Personal Data Protection (ÚOOU).
Last updated 5 November 2026.
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