Privacy Policy
This site collects the minimum data needed to run two features: comments and the contact form. Nothing here is sold, shared with advertisers, or used for tracking/profiling.
Comments Link to heading
Comments are powered by Remark42, which I run myself on my own infrastructure — it isn’t a third-party SaaS. To comment, you sign in with GitHub, Google, or as an anonymous display name.
- When you sign in with GitHub or Google, the exchange happens directly between your browser and that provider. I only receive the minimal profile info needed to show and moderate your comment: a display name, an avatar image, and a one-way hashed identifier tied to your account (it isn’t your raw GitHub/Google ID or email).
- This data is used only to authenticate you and attribute your comments — never for analytics, marketing, or sharing with anyone else.
- You can ask me to delete your comments and any associated data at any time via the contact page.
Your use of GitHub or Google to sign in is separately governed by their own privacy policies, which I have no control over.
Contact form Link to heading
Messages sent through the contact page are relayed via Web3Forms, a third-party form-processing service, straight to my inbox. I use that information only to reply to you — not for mailing lists, marketing, or anything else.
No analytics or tracking Link to heading
This site runs no analytics scripts, advertising cookies, or third-party trackers of any kind. The only cookie ever set is the login session cookie from Remark42, and only if you actively choose to sign in to comment.
Questions Link to heading
If you have any questions about this policy or want data deleted, reach out via the contact page.