Privacy

On these pages

We count the links and buttons people use and how far down each page people scroll.
We count how often people open "Explain this to me more."
We count which questions stay on screen for 10 seconds or more.
When sign-ups open, we will count how many sign-up forms are sent.
We store only a total for each thing counted, for each page and day. Our database host keeps a backup copy for 7 days.
We keep no cookie, no IP address and nothing that tells one visitor from another.
If your browser sends Global Privacy Control, our own counter counts nothing.
If counting stops, the pages work the same.

Our host, Cloudflare, adds its own analytics script to each page.
It counts page views and times how fast each page loads and answers taps, clicks and keys.
For 7 days, Cloudflare keeps a record of each page view, with the time it started.
It sorts the totals by page, by the page on this site a visitor came from, and by the site people came from.
It also sorts them by country, browser and kind of device. It sorts them by operating system too, like Windows or iOS.
It notes how each page was opened, such as by a link, a reload, or the back or forward button.
Its dashboard can leave out visits from bots.
Cloudflare says its script stores nothing in your browser and uses no cookies.
Cloudflare says its analytics throws away your IP address and does not track people from site to site.

When you open a page, your browser sends our host your IP address and the page you asked for. Every website works this way.

The Contact page sends us your message, and your email address if you give one.
Before it sends, Cloudflare's Turnstile checks for signs of a bot. It runs only on the Contact page.
What Turnstile collects is Cloudflare's. We haven't checked what it keeps.
Our site keeps no copy of your message. It reaches us as an email.

Sign-ups are not open. Before they open, this page will say what we keep and why.