1. What Logbreakdown is
Logbreakdown turns a World of Warcraft TBC Classic combat log into two reports, a CLA and an RPB. It is run by Andreas Bylund as a personal project, not by a company, and it costs nothing. It is in beta: checks are added and changed every week, reports can look different from one week to the next, and things break now and then.
2. Your account
- You sign in with Discord, and any account can upload. Reading a report needs no account.
- One account per person. You are responsible for what is uploaded from your account.
- You can delete your account at any time from the account page. Everything it owns is deleted with it.
- We may disable an account that breaks these terms or puts unreasonable load on the service.
3. What you upload
A combat log belongs to whoever recorded it. By uploading one you confirm that you may share it, and you give us permission to store it, parse it, and show the resulting report to anyone who opens it. You keep every other right to it.
Every report is public. Anyone with the link can read it without an account, it is listed on the site, and it may be indexed by search engines and shown as the sample report on the front page. There is no private or hidden setting. Deleting the report is what takes it down, and you can do that at any time.
A log contains the character names of everyone in the raid. Do not upload a log if the people in it would object to a public report being made of their night.
4. Fair use
- Upload combat logs, nothing else. Upload limits exist so one account cannot fill the machine.
- Do not try to get around those limits.
- Do not scrape the service or run automated traffic against it without asking first.
5. No promises
The service is provided as it is, with no guarantee that it works, that it stays up, or that a report is right. A check may misjudge a raider; treat the report as a starting point for a conversation, not a verdict. We may change or shut down the service, and may delete data when the beta ends. We will try to give notice first, but cannot promise it.
To the extent the law allows, Andreas Bylund is not liable for any loss that comes from using the service or from relying on a report.
6. Privacy
What is stored about you, why, and how to get rid of it is in the privacy policy, which is part of these terms.
7. Changes to these terms
We may update these terms as the beta develops. The date at the top says when they last changed. If you keep using the service after a change, you accept the new terms.
8. Contact
Questions go to hi@andreasbylund.se, or through Report a problem in the account menu when you are signed in.
Logbreakdown is not affiliated with Blizzard Entertainment. World of Warcraft and Warcraft are trademarks of Blizzard Entertainment, Inc.