I'm far from getting upset if you beat me with a reasonable reply (which you did).
I'm going to give your service a try.

Salute!

"ALSO .. we changed the log rotation policy.
Before it was the Debian default: 1 month.
1 month is too much, we don't need it and privacy-wise, the less the better.
The new policy is 1 week: system logs and web access logs are kept for 1 week.
(this can still be improved, in the near future it will be 48 hours)"

O.K. Guys you keep talking about anonymity, privacy and all those cool thing.

1. When you keep logs there is no anonymity.

2.
"ALSO .. we changed the log rotation policy.
Before it was the Debian default: 1 month.
1 month is too much, we don't need it and privacy-wise, the less the better.
The new policy is 1 week: system logs and web access logs are kept for 1 week.
(this can still be improved, in the near future it will be 48 hours)"

- "this can still be improved..."  Your statement looks like you were sitting at the round table with the system negotiating for how long it should keep the logs if any. You keep logs or you don't! The user is unknown or he isn't.