Privacy Policy
Okay. The short version is, of course, that I will never send you spam and I will never share your personal details with anyone, ever, in a million years.
I monitor traffic visiting this site using Mint (by Shaun Inman). This records small amounts of information about you as you move through the site, such as your IP address and the pages you visit. At some point I'll probably start using cookies to help identify you during this process - don't worry, this will be totally optional, and will just let me see a name instead of an IP (if you've entered one in the comments or contact form, that is). At the moment, I don't, but it'll probably happen at some point in the future. If/when I do, I still won't be sharing it with anyone, and won't be using it for anything more than finding out how you're using the site.
When you leave a comment on this site, you are required to leave your email address. Let's be honest here — although the site runs some simple validation on that address, I have no way of enforcing whether that is a real email which you own. The only reason I ask for it is to have some way of contacting you back directly if I want to follow up on your comment. These email addresses are stored in a private database — if you wish to be removed from this, just let me know.
If you have any further questions about the site and the data you leave here, feel free to get in touch any time.