Privacy
Privacy
An inventory of what this site actually does with data — not boilerplate copied from somewhere else.
Analytics
This site uses Cloudflare Web Analytics, a cookieless pageview beacon. It counts visits and pages viewed without cookies, without a persistent identifier, and without cross-site tracking — Cloudflare's own description of the product, which is why no cookie-consent banner appears here. We use it to see roughly how many people read a page, nothing more granular than that.
What's stored in your browser
Two localStorage keys, both purely functional, neither used for tracking:
ns-splash-day— today's date, so the entry animation shows once per day instead of on every page load.ns-fs— your chosen text size (A / A+ / A++), so it stays set as you move between pages.
Neither leaves your browser. Nothing here reads or writes a cookie.
Email editions
Email editions are currently paused (see the About page and Terms). When open, subscriber email addresses are held at Buttondown, our email provider — not in a list we run ourselves. Buttondown handles double opt-in, one-click unsubscribe and preference management; we never see or store your email address outside their system beyond a read-only mirror used to show subscriber counts on our own admin page.
Feedback and removal/correction requests
When you use the feedback form or the removal/correction request form, whatever you type — including any contact information you choose to leave — is stored in our own local database. It is read only by a human (Ed) triaging the request. It is never published, never added to any mailing list, and never shared with anyone else.
What we don't do
- No ads, and no ad network on this site.
- No trackers beyond the cookieless analytics beacon described above.
- We never sell, rent, or share your data with any third party.
Questions
Use the feedback form, or write to us: [email protected].