Privacy

This site is mine, written for the kind of thoughts that don’t really belong on Facebook or LinkedIn. The privacy choices reflect that.

What I collect

Anonymous, page-level statistics through Plausible Analytics, which I self-host on the same server as the site. No cookies. No personal identifiers. No cross-site tracking. The most I can ever see is something like “12 people read this post; most came from a Google search; most were in the UK.” I don’t see who you are.

Comments

Comments are powered by Remark42, also self-hosted on the same server. You can comment anonymously (just type a name) or sign in with Google or GitHub. If you sign in, the comment system stores your name and avatar — nothing else. Anonymous comments are held for me to approve before they appear.

What I don’t do

• No advertising. No ad networks. No third-party trackers.
• No selling, sharing, or licensing of any data to anyone.
• No remarketing pixels, no Facebook tracking, no Google Analytics, no Cloudflare tracking.

What I can’t promise

Hosting servers keep access logs by default — IP addresses, timestamps, requested URLs. These are kept for a short period and only used if something goes wrong (a crash, an abuse complaint, etc.). I don’t look at them.

If you’d like me to delete a comment you’ve made, email jordan@mcfarlane.me.