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	This document reflects the policy of the Irwin and Shoichet Labs, most recently updated in ~~May 2024~~.		This document reflects the policy of the Irwin and Shoichet Labs, most recently updated in March 2025.

	This policy spells out our procedures and the kind of data protection you can expect from us.		This policy spells out our procedures and the kind of data protection you can expect from us.
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	We accept no responsibility for any data uploaded to our server. By using docking.org services you agree to do so at your own risk.		We accept no responsibility for any data uploaded to our server. By using docking.org services you agree to do so at your own risk.

	[[DOCK Blaster]], [[~~ZINC~~]], ~~DUD,~~ DUDE, DUDEZ ([[DUDE Family]]), [[SEA]], [[TLDR]], [[AB3]], [[Chemistry Commons]] and other docking.org services are ~~completely~~ free public services, run on ~~NIH~~-funded computers at a public university [[UCSF]]. Our bias is to be open.		[[ZINC]], [[SEA]], [[DOCK Blaster]], [[DUD]], [[DUDE]], [[DUDEZ]] ([[DUDE Family]]), [[SEA]], [[TLDR]], [[AB3]], [[Chemistry Commons]] and other docking.org services are free public services, run on publicly-funded computers at a public university [[UCSF]]. Our bias is to be open.

	== Personal Identifying Information ==		== Personal Identifying Information ==
	We may retain your email address for authentication purposes (~~docking.org blog~~, TLDR ~~login~~, ~~this wiki~~). We may also retain your email address ~~for sending~~ you periodic status updates on your jobs ([[~~DOCK Blaster~~]], [[ZINC]], [[DUDE]]). We will not give your email address or any other information about you to anyone, except as ~~required~~ by US law. ~~LOL.~~		We may retain your email address for authentication purposes (various login: wiki, TLDR, commons, cartblanche). We may also retain your email address to send you periodic status updates on your jobs ([[TLDR]], [[ZINC]], [[DUDE]]). We will not give your email address or any other information about you to anyone except as compelled by law.

	== Duration of Project Data ==		== Duration of Project Data ==
	Results of [[DOCK Blaster]] jobs ~~that successfully complete "Calibration" will~~ remain on our server for 28 days from the initial job start date. They may remain longer, ~~but this is entirely~~ at our discretion. We reserve the right to retain data on the server for illustration or debugging purposes.		Results of [[TLDR]], [[SEA]] and [[DOCK Blaster]] jobs may remain on our server for 28 days from the initial job start date. They may remain longer, at our sole discretion. We reserve the right to retain data on the server for illustration or debugging purposes.

	Jobs that ~~do not successfully complete "Calibration", and seem~~ abandoned, may be deleted at our discretion after 24 hours.		Jobs that appear abandoned may be deleted at our discretion after 24 hours.

	Results of ZINC upload and subset requests and DOCK Blaster protonate requests remain on our server for seven days and cannot be PIN protected.		Results of ZINC upload and subset requests and DOCK Blaster protonate requests remain on our server for seven days and cannot be PIN protected.

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	We accept no responsibility for any data uploaded to our server. By using docking.org services you agree to do so at your own risk.		We accept no responsibility for any data uploaded to our server. By using docking.org services you agree to do so at your own risk.

	[[DOCK Blaster]], [[ZINC]], DUD, DUDE, DUDEZ ([[~~DUD~~ Family]]), [[SEA]], [[TLDR]], [[AB3]], [[Chemistry Commons]] and other docking.org services are completely free public services, run on NIH-funded computers at a public university [[UCSF]]. Our bias is to be open.		[[DOCK Blaster]], [[ZINC]], DUD, DUDE, DUDEZ ([[DUDE Family]]), [[SEA]], [[TLDR]], [[AB3]], [[Chemistry Commons]] and other docking.org services are completely free public services, run on NIH-funded computers at a public university [[UCSF]]. Our bias is to be open.

	== Personal Identifying Information ==		== Personal Identifying Information ==

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			This document reflects the policy of the Irwin and Shoichet Labs, most recently updated in May 2024.

	This policy spells out our procedures and the kind of data protection you can expect from us. We accept no responsibility for any data uploaded to our server. By using docking.org services you agree to do		This policy spells out our procedures and the kind of data protection you can expect from us. We accept no responsibility for any data uploaded to our server. By using docking.org services you agree to do
	so at your own risk.		so at your own risk.

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	If you would like to make suggestions about these privacy policies, please write to comments at docking.org.		If you would like to make suggestions about these privacy policies, please write to comments at docking.org.

	[[Category:~~Policies~~]]		[[Category:Policy]]

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	~~Here is the privacy policy that covers the docking.org domain, including DOCK Blaster and ZINC.~~ This policy spells out our procedures and the kind of data protection you can expect from us. We accept no responsibility for any data uploaded to our server. By using docking.org services you agree to do		This policy spells out our procedures and the kind of data protection you can expect from us. We accept no responsibility for any data uploaded to our server. By using docking.org services you agree to do
	so at your own risk.		so at your own risk.

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	[[Category:Policies]]		[[Category:Policies]]
	~~[[Category:Privacy]]~~

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	If you would like to make suggestions about these privacy policies, please write to comments at docking.org.		If you would like to make suggestions about these privacy policies, please write to comments at docking.org.

			[[Category:Policies]]
			[[Category:Privacy]]

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	This document reflects the policy of the Irwin and Shoichet Labs, most recently updated in May 2024.		This document reflects the policy of the Irwin and Shoichet Labs, most recently updated in May 2024.

	This policy spells out our procedures and the kind of data protection you can expect from us~~. We accept no responsibility for any data uploaded to our server. By using docking.org services you agree to do~~		This policy spells out our procedures and the kind of data protection you can expect from us.
	~~so at your own risk~~.

	DOCK Blaster, ZINC, DUD, and other docking.org services are completely free public services, run on ~~US-taxpayer~~-funded computers at a public university. ~~Thus our~~ bias is to be open.		We accept no responsibility for any data uploaded to our server. By using docking.org services you agree to do so at your own risk.

			[[DOCK Blaster]], [[ZINC]], DUD, DUDE, DUDEZ ([[DUD Family]]), [[SEA]], [[TLDR]], [[AB3]], [[Chemistry Commons]] and other docking.org services are completely free public services, run on NIH-funded computers at a public university [[UCSF]]. Our bias is to be open.

	== Personal Identifying Information ==		== Personal Identifying Information ==
	We may retain your email address for authentication purposes (docking.org blog, ~~Dockumentation~~ wiki). We may also retain your email address for sending you periodic status updates on your jobs (DOCK Blaster ~~and~~ ZINC). We will not give your email address or any other information about you to anyone, except ~~of course to US spy agencies~~ as required by US law.		We may retain your email address for authentication purposes (docking.org blog, TLDR login, this wiki). We may also retain your email address for sending you periodic status updates on your jobs ([[DOCK Blaster]], [[ZINC]], [[DUDE]]). We will not give your email address or any other information about you to anyone, except as required by US law. LOL.

	== Duration of Project Data ==		== Duration of Project Data ==
	Results of DOCK Blaster jobs that successfully complete "Calibration" will remain on our server for 28 days from the initial job start date. They may remain longer, but this is entirely at our discretion. We reserve the right to retain data on the server for illustration or debugging purposes.		Results of [[DOCK Blaster]] jobs that successfully complete "Calibration" will remain on our server for 28 days from the initial job start date. They may remain longer, but this is entirely at our discretion. We reserve the right to retain data on the server for illustration or debugging purposes.

	Jobs that do not successfully complete "Calibration", and seem abandoned, may be deleted at our discretion after 24 hours.		Jobs that do not successfully complete "Calibration", and seem abandoned, may be deleted at our discretion after 24 hours.
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	Results of ZINC upload and subset requests and DOCK Blaster protonate requests remain on our server for seven days and cannot be PIN protected.		Results of ZINC upload and subset requests and DOCK Blaster protonate requests remain on our server for seven days and cannot be PIN protected.

	ZINC database searches and SEA searches ~~are~~ retained indefinitely, ~~anonymously~~, for statistical purposes only.		ZINC database searches and SEA searches may be retained indefinitely, de-identified, for statistical purposes only.

	== Limited Privacy Option for DOCK Blaster jobs ==		== Limited Privacy Option for DOCK Blaster jobs ==
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	== Any way around these restrictions? ==		== Any way around these restrictions? ==
	You may request a private copy of DOCK, DOCK Blaster, ~~and~~ ZINC, and run them on your own servers. This is subject to licensing from the Regents of the University of California, and may not be free. You may also need to acquire licenses for ~~a number of~~ commercial products that are available from their respective vendors ~~in order~~ to use these tools as your site. Please ask us for details.		You may request a private copy of [[DOCK]], [[DOCK Blaster]], [[ZINC]], and any other software we make and run them on your own servers. This is subject to licensing from the Regents of the University of California, and may not be free. You may also need to acquire licenses for commercial products that are available from their respective vendors to use these tools as your site. Please ask us for details. For instance, 3D library building requires Openeye's Omega, Corina Classic, and Jchem's CXCALC. Docking with DOCK alone requires no commercial software.

	For instance, the engine behind DOCK Blaster~~, DOCK~~, may be licensed for free for academics and non-profits, and for a modest fee for commercial companies. [http://dock.compbio.ucsf.edu/Online_Licensing/index.htm DOCK licensing].		For instance [[DOCK]], the engine behind DOCK Blaster, may be licensed for free for academics and non-profits, and for a modest fee for commercial companies. [http://dock.compbio.ucsf.edu/Online_Licensing/index.htm DOCK licensing].

	If you would like to make suggestions about these privacy policies, please write to ~~comments at docking.org~~.		If you would like to make suggestions about these privacy policies, [https://forms.gle/LZV1FCmLWxUWznVi9 please write to us].

	[[Category:Policy]]		[[Category:Policy]]