Privacy

What happens to a note you send.

The site is small, but its contact form and hosting tools still handle information. Here is what I know, and what I have not confirmed.

What the contact form collects

Your name, email address, reason for writing, and message. If you came from an article or research page, the form may also include the page or article context. If you choose research, it can include the research track. There are no file uploads.

When you press Send, Cloudflare Pages receives the form fields, verifies the anti-spam challenge with Cloudflare Turnstile, and asks Resend to email the note to my existing Google Workspace inbox. Cloudflare and Resend process the submitted information; Google stores the delivered email. The website function does not save the message in a site database or deliberately log the message content. Provider retention and operational logging are governed by their respective policies. An accepted provider request is not proof of inbox delivery.

How I use what you send

I use your note to reply. Research notes also help me decide whether to follow up and shape a write-up. I will not name you or your employer in a write-up without asking first.

Hosting and site measurement

Cloudflare’s dashboard reports aggregate visits and pageviews for the site. Google Search Console reports search performance, including impressions and clicks. Those services process information to provide their reports. This build has no client-side analytics script; that fact alone does not describe everything the host or search tools process. I have not independently verified all collection mechanisms, cookies, account settings, or retention.

Confidential information

Please do not send confidential records, client material, patient information, proprietary source documents, credentials, or regulated data through the public site. Start with a non-confidential note. There are no attachments.

Contact

Questions about this page can be sent to [email protected].

Last updated 10 October 2026.