There’s no privacy policy, no "about us" or legal notice. At the bottom it advertises for AI.LS, Favicon.im, Small.im and Query.domains. All of these websites link to other websites, mostly other random tools with SEO text below and links to other websites (including MagicAnimate.org which has a footer that says "This website is not affiliated with MagicAnimate").
> What is Small.im? Small.im is an open-source batch image compression tool that supports multiple image formats.
And at the top you put a GitHub link to the original project. If someone doesn’t click on that link and do a bit of research, they might think you are the author of the open-source project, when in reality you just deployed your own fork without publishing your source and without mentioning the parent project (and with "© webmaster.studio. All rights reserved." at the bottom).
If you think the level of data this site shows is a lot and somehow concerning to you, don't ever use any form of modern FAANG social media...
There are lots of other tools made by nerds, for nerds on the internet that don't have a privacy policy or a set of legal notices. Not everything needs to be treated like a formal "product" because of lawyers. I imagine you'd probably be highly concerned if you saw IRC and efnet 25 years ago too.
look at all these other tools that also don't require you to click through agreeing to a TOS or whatever: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41168877
I’m not worried about that; I’m just asking who made the website. It’s not a "Show HN", it’s one of these random tools with SEO text and links at the bottom whose only purpose is to be one more part of a SEO farm; I don’t think this kind of thing should be on HN.
It does do something "more than repeat the same data back to your eyes that every httpd in the world that you also visit has and logs": it has a footer plenty of links to similar websites that are made by the same people, which makes it looks like more a random website part of an SEO farm than a tool made by some hacker in their free time.
This impression is confirmed by the history of OP: their account is dedicated to spaming their products; it’s relatively new because their previous one (the same, but lower-case) ended up at -11 rep after having been repeatedly flagged.