Privacy.

This website shows what Morpheus auction tables in Second Life tell it. Here is what that is, what else is kept, and how to have anything of yours removed.

Last changed 12 October 2026.

What a table sends

Only while its owner has "Show on website" switched on:

• the table's id, the region, position and parcel it stands on, and the parcel's picture from About Land;
• the avatar names of the owner and the staff, as Second Life gives them;
• the auctions planned on the HUD: title, time, length, note, who works them;
• what is on the table while it is online: each fish's name, price and rarity, sold or not;
• which version of the table it is.

With the switch off, the table sends only that it exists and where, so the owner's own page can show it; nothing of it is public.

Sales

Every ownership change the table recognizes as a sale is logged: the pet, its rarity, the ring, the displayed price, the time, the region, and the avatar keys and names of the seller and the buyer. In public, only the pet, the price, the time and the venue are shown. Names are shown to the table's owner and crew on their dashboard, and to nobody else. A sale is kept as long as the site runs, so the price history stays whole.

Signing in

• Signing in sets one cookie, which says who you are to this website and when it runs out (a year, renewed as you come back). Nothing is set until you sign in.
• Your PIN is never stored in a readable form. Wrong tries are counted, and the address they came from is logged for a short while to slow down guessing.
• Pairing codes are kept until used or run out, then deleted.

Visits

Pages are counted without cookies and without anything that names you, to see which are read. The language you pick is kept in a cookie named lang so the site stays in it. Nothing is sold or shared with anyone.

Writing to us

From the contact page: your avatar name, the email you choose to give, and your message, kept until the matter is closed, then deleted.

Discord

When a venue's owner sets a Discord webhook, each new auction planned there is sent to that address: its title, time, place, the owner's name and the note. The address is shown to the owner alone.

Having something removed

Switch "Show on website" off and your venue, its auctions and its lots leave the public pages at once. To have a sale, a name, a picture or anything else taken out of the records, write here or IM shiro in-world; it is done by hand, usually within a few days.

Where it is kept

The website runs on Vercel and its records on Supabase, both in the European Union and the United States. Second Life and its avatar names are Linden Lab's; this site is not theirs.