Start with the essentials.
How the NexDirectory Scanner extension handles user-selected source data and sends approved records to a connected WordPress site.
User-directed collection
Only collect source information the operator deliberately selects and is authorised to use; the import still requires editorial review.
Key pointSigned WordPress connection
An App Pass handshake connects the extension to the WordPress site you select.
Key pointDestination controls
Status, ownership, media and duplicate behaviour should be selected before imported data becomes a public listing.
What this means in practice.
Permissions and purpose
The extension uses its declared browser permissions to inspect pages at your direction and prepare selected information for import.
Minimise imported data
Exclude unnecessary personal information, secret values and media without a documented right to use it.
Review and correct
Import to Draft or Pending, validate facts and attribution, and maintain a route to correct or remove a record.
Questions about this policy.
Does installing the extension grant rights to source content?
No. Ownership, licence, consent and other legal requirements remain the operator’s responsibility.
Where is approved data sent?
Approved import data is sent to the WordPress site you connected through the signed App Pass process.
Should imported records publish immediately?
A Draft or Pending workflow is recommended so facts, media, ownership and duplication can be reviewed first.
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