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It renews each year at the same price until you tell us to stop. Email 13rt.com@gmail.com and we'll end it — you keep the page until the year you've paid for runs out.

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Blank leaves it alone. 40 is the default and covers a dining room; raise it for a big room, an off-centre pin, or a car park people wait in. The phone's own margin of error is added on top, so the real circle is always wider than this.

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Your Saucers stay on Saucer, with your @handle on them. Restaurants build their menus out of them and may be paying to run one, so they aren't yours to take back — and your handle stays yours, so nobody else can be credited with your photographs.

Everything else goes: your sign-in, the email on it, your profile, your collections, who you follow, and any discount codes you were holding. You won't be able to sign in again.

Your recipes and your @kitchen photographs are deleted, and that cannot be undone. That includes the photographs themselves, not just the entries — and the recipes other cooks kept in their cookbooks go with them. Only the plates you posted in restaurants stay.

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