Hello, I have recently opened my long-term project for testing: GGDB (Good Gamer’s Database).

GGDB is a game database and discovery platform where players can import their gaming history from Steam, PlayStation, and other platforms, or manually add the games they have played.

The platform includes: 🎮 Gaming DNA analysis 🎯 Personalized game recommendation system ⭐ 6-layer game rating system (Gameplay, Story, Music, Visuals, Replayability, Bugs) 💬 Reviews and community interactions 🖼️ Game galleries and detailed metadata 👨‍💻 Cast & Crew system showcasing the credits and portfolios of professionals who worked on games

Based on the games users add and the ratings they provide, GGDB analyzes gaming preferences, builds a Gaming DNA profile, and generates personalized game recommendations.

The platform is currently in its testing phase and continues to evolve through user feedback. I would greatly appreciate it if you could take a look and share your thoughts.

https://www.ggdb.pro/

Thank you in advance.

  • Im_old@lemmy.world
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    12 days ago

    I took a look at the privacy policy (I’m fun at parties). I am happy to see that you clearly state that you don’t trade/sell personal information. But what about aggregated anonymized data? Also, good point on stating that analytics are enabled only with cookies. I’d suggest you add a method for communication on point 6 (yes the email is at the bottom of the text, but it feels like it should be also there).

    Sorry if this comes through as antagonistic, it really isn’t the case, I know writing those policies is hard even with the best intentions and I’m just offering a second pair of eyes on it. Look at this as (hopefully) “constructive feedback” :)

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      12 days ago

      Thank you — adding this to the to-do list. Genuinely appreciate the second pair of eyes, this is exactly the kind of feedback that’s useful. Not antagonistic at all :)