Privacy

You can read every note without telling me who you are. That is the whole of the arrangement.

What the pages ask for

The pages ask for nothing. There is no form, no account, and no field with your name on it.

I do not require a sign-in to read a paragraph about moss. The words are on the page. You take them or you leave them.

What I keep about a visit

I keep nothing about a visit. No list of readers, no saved page, no preference, no profile.

There is no file of people who opened a note. I would not know what to put in one, and I do not want one.

If you send a letter

A letter to [email protected] arrives in a mailbox because you sent it. The address, the words, and any name you chose to put in the letter are then in that mailbox.

I use the letter to answer you or to correct a note. I do not pass it to anyone else for their own use. If you want it gone, say so and I will delete it from the mailbox.

After you leave

I do not follow you around the web once you close a page. These notes do not embed anyone else's tracker, and no script runs in the browser.

I do not buy information about readers. I have none to sell. A journal about stone and weather does not need a portrait of the person reading it.

Other people's business

Do not send me someone else's private story. I did not ask for it, and these pages are not a place to publish it.

The subject is plants, stone, weather, and paths. If a letter drifts into anything else, I will not keep it and I will not answer it.