When you use LitBot, Slack sends a unique, random id for each team and user. It looks like “U03G0SSSL”. We store that ID so when you request, say, Alice in Wonderland, we know your position in the book, and can send you the next chunk of text for it. We also store the name of each team using the service, so we can know the kinds of organizations using LitBot. Other than that, nothing. We do not store email addresses, usernames, or any other private info.
All messages LitBot posts in Slack are private, so only you see them. They are temporary, so will disappear if you reload Slack. LitBot will remember where you were, though, and will send you the next chunk when you request it.
All of the books available on LitBot are in the public domain. To see a list of the available titles, just type /litbot into Slack (once you’ve installed it on your team). The photo on our website was taken by us and is published under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License (attribution: Charlie Park).
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We do not use third party links.
The best way to contact us is via email, at charlie@charliepark.org.