Privacy

Put plainly, I don’t want to know who you are.

Analytics

We use Plausible Analytics to see how many people visit each page. Plausible does not place any cookies on your browser, and it never records personal information about you. It only counts visits in an anonymous, aggregate way.

Videos (YouTube)

When you watch a YouTube video on our site, the video is loaded from youtube‑nocookie.com. This means no tracking cookie is set just because the page loads.

If you press Play, YouTube will record that you watched the video and may store a small piece of data in your browser. We clear that data when you leave the page, but the act of playing the video is still logged by YouTube.

Tweets (X)

Any embedded tweets (or X posts) are shown with the Do‑Not‑Track option turned on. X still sees that the tweet was displayed, but it does not create new tracking cookies for you.

Instagram posts

We try not to embed Instagram posts.

Instagram embeds may set cookies belonging to Instagram. Those cookies are controlled by Instagram, not by us.

Podcast players (Spotify & Apple Podcasts)

Podcast episodes are shown with a “Click to listen” text. The actual player (Spotify or Apple Podcasts) only loads after you click that text.

If you want to avoid any third‑party cookies while on this site, you can use the buttons we provide (“Listen on Spotify”, “Listen on Apple Podcasts”, etc.), which would launch the respective player/Web page on your device and hand off the operation to the respective service.

Social‑media share buttons

Our share buttons are simple links that open the chosen social network (X, Facebook, LinkedIn, WhatsApp, etc.) with a pre‑filled message. We do not load any tracking code when you click them.

Any cookies that appear after you click a share button are set by the destination service, not by our site.

Overall statement

We aim to keep your browsing experience as private as possible. The only data we collect is anonymous traffic statistics from Plausible. All other tracking (video plays, tweet views, Instagram embeds, podcast players, or share‑button clicks) is done by the third‑party services themselves, according to their own privacy policies.