Policies

Introduction

Limelight Events helps people discover local events, venues, and related information. This privacy policy describes the kinds of data we may handle when you use the service or this website.

Data collection

We may collect limited usage information such as basic analytics, performance information from the website and apps, and interaction data that helps us understand how the service is used.

We do not ask users to create a complex account to browse event listings on this landing page.

Third-party services

Limelight Events may use third-party services such as Firebase and analytics tools to support hosting, service functionality, stability monitoring, and aggregated usage insights.

These services may process technical information needed to deliver the service reliably.

Data usage

Any information we collect is used to provide core service functionality, maintain service quality, understand feature usage, and improve the event discovery experience.

We do not sell your personal information through this website.

Contact email

If you have questions about this privacy policy, contact us at support@limelight-events.live.

Limelight aims to provide a broad and useful selection of events, but does not attempt to provide an exhaustive listing of every event.

Limelight may choose not to list or promote an act or event where there is credible, well-documented evidence of:

• advocacy or glorification of terrorism or political violence;
• incitement of hatred or violence against ethnic, religious or other protected groups;
• repeated dehumanizing or discriminatory rhetoric directed at such groups; or
• repeated use of performances or public prominence for highly inflammatory political activism that, in Limelight's editorial judgment, materially contributes to hostility or polarization between ethnic, religious or national groups.

Political opinions, criticism of governments, support for political causes and controversial political activism are not, by themselves, grounds for exclusion.

Decisions should be based on documented conduct rather than political affiliation or viewpoint. The same standards should be applied regardless of which political cause, nationality, religion or community is involved.

Relevant evidence may include the person's own statements or conduct, reliable reporting, legal proceedings, official restrictions, and decisions by venues, festivals or promoters. Allegations or cancellations alone are not sufficient; contrary evidence and subsequent clarifications should also be considered.