What the two forms collect
This website has two forms and no tracking. The sections below state what each form collects, why it is collected, who else handles it, how long it is kept and how a visitor can have it removed.
- 01 Effective date
- 02 What the contact form collects
- 03 What the subscribe form collects
- 04 Why the information is collected
- 05 Who else receives it
- 06 How long it is kept
- 07 Security, stated honestly
- 08 What a visitor can choose
- 09 Asking for deletion
- 10 Who to contact about this notice
The notice, in ten parts
Effective date
This notice takes effect on [EFFECTIVE DATE TO BE SET AT LAUNCH] and replaces any earlier version.
What the contact form collects
The contact form collects a name, an email address, an optional telephone number, the service chosen from the list, the kind of enquiry, the size of the party, a preferred date, any access or survey needs and the message text. No other field is present and no hidden field is added. The form does not collect payment details and the website has no payment page.
What the subscribe form collects
The subscribe form collects an email address and the path of the page the address was entered from. The path is kept so the showroom knows which page prompted the subscription; it is not used to build a profile of the visitor.
Why the information is collected
A contact message is collected to answer the enquiry it contains, to confirm the price for the scope described and to agree a date. A subscribed address is used only to send the harbour notes described beside the form, and never for a different purpose.
Who else receives it
Messages and subscriptions are transmitted by an email delivery service acting on the showroom's instructions. [PROCESSOR NAMES TO BE LISTED AT LAUNCH.] No information from either form is sold, rented or shared for advertising, and no advertising or analytics script runs on this website.
How long it is kept
A contact message is kept for as long as the enquiry is open and for twelve months afterwards, so a returning client can be answered in context. A subscribed address is kept until the visitor unsubscribes or asks for removal.
Security, stated honestly
The forms are sent over an encrypted connection and access to messages is limited to staff who answer them. No transmission or storage can be guaranteed to be absolutely secure, and the showroom does not claim otherwise.
What a visitor can choose
Every field on the subscribe form is optional in the sense that nobody must subscribe. On the contact form the telephone number is optional and a message can be sent without it. Every harbour-notes email carries an unsubscribe link that works without a reply.
Asking for deletion
A request to see, correct or delete stored information can be sent by email or telephone using the details below. The showroom confirms in writing once the request has been carried out.
Who to contact about this notice
Wrenfield Yacht Showroom, Chandlery Wharf, Newport, Rhode Island. Email [email protected].
Picture and film credits
Every picture on this website, and the opening film, were made by somebody else. Thirteen entries are listed below: nine photographs under a Creative Commons Attribution licence, three photographs in the public domain, and the film recorded from one of the attributed photographs. The Attribution licence asks for two things: that the creator is named, and that any change made to the work is indicated. Both are done for every entry, and this page is linked from the foot of every page.
The change is the same in every picture. Each frame was cropped to the shape the page needed, resized, colour-graded with one shared grade, and re-encoded to AVIF, WebP and JPEG. Nothing was retouched, composited or captioned, and no person was added to or removed from any frame. The film was made differently and is described in its own entry.
Credited under Creative Commons
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Sailing yacht in the sea (52847829009)
Jernej Furman from Slovenia · CC BY 2.0
Appears on the home page, Gallery and Reviews. Changed for this website: cropped, resized, colour-graded and re-encoded.
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Salon einer kleinen Segelyacht
PaterMcFly · CC BY 4.0
Appears on the home page, Services, Gallery, About and Reviews. Changed for this website: cropped, resized, colour-graded and re-encoded.
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Christian Ferrer · CC BY 4.0
Appears on the home page, Reviews and Contact. Changed for this website: cropped, resized, colour-graded and re-encoded.
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Motor yacht in Portals Nous marina, Mallorca
Sparkling Boats Mallorca · CC BY 4.0
Appears on the home page, Services, Gallery, Reviews and the not-found page. Changed for this website: cropped, resized, colour-graded and re-encoded.
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Deck of Sailing Yacht Arctic Wisdom
Kantorkel · CC BY 4.0
Appears on the home page, Gallery and Staff. Changed for this website: cropped, resized, colour-graded and re-encoded.
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Sailing Yacht Artic Wisdom, Full Cockpit
Kantorkel · CC BY 4.0
Appears on the home page, Services, Gallery and Reviews. Changed for this website: cropped, resized, colour-graded and re-encoded.
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Yacht Marina, Dockyard Creek, Grand Harbour, Malta
John Haslma · CC BY 2.0
Appears on the home page, Gallery, Staff and Reviews. Changed for this website: cropped, resized, colour-graded and re-encoded.
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Davids Papa · CC BY 4.0
Appears on the home page, Services, Gallery and Reviews. Changed for this website: cropped, resized, colour-graded and re-encoded.
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The yacht the Nomad sailing at sea with a group of men and a camera on a tripod (AM 78608-1)
Tudor Washington Collins · CC BY 4.0
Appears on the home page and Services. Changed for this website: cropped, the stern name board blurred, resized and re-encoded.
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La Taupe · CC BY 3.0
Appears on the home page, Gallery and Staff. Changed for this website: cropped, resized, colour-graded and re-encoded.
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U.S. Navy photo by Midshipman 1st Class Paul Haagenson · Public domain
Appears on the home page, Services and Gallery. Changed for this website: cropped, resized, colour-graded and re-encoded.
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Stefan Götte · Public domain
Appears on the home page and Staff. Changed for this website: cropped, resized, colour-graded and re-encoded.
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Sailing yacht in the sea (52847829009)
Jernej Furman from Slovenia · CC BY 2.0
Appears as the opening film on the home page. Changed for this website: the photograph was colour-graded and then recorded as a slow ten-second pan across the sail and the harbour, scaled to 1280 by 720, silent, and looped. The film has no footage of its own — every frame of it is part of this one photograph.
Released into the public domain
Three of the entries above ask for nothing at all. Two are photographs taken by United States Navy photographers in the course of their duties, which makes them works of the federal government and places them in the public domain, and the third is Stefan Götte’s photograph of a teak deck, which its author released into the public domain. They are credited above anyway, because the work is theirs.
Typefaces
The two typefaces on this website, Bodoni Moda and Public Sans, are served from this site’s own files under the SIL Open Font License 1.1. No request goes to a font service while a page is read.
The full record — original file, original size, the exact crop box, and the date each licence was checked — is kept in ASSET_SOURCES.md alongside the website's files.