What we keep, and why.
This page says plainly what this site does with anything you give it. We would rather you know than wonder.
When you visit.
The site sets nothing on its own. Our hosting provider keeps the ordinary server logs any website produces, for a short time, for its own upkeep; we do not use them to learn who you are.
Analytics, if you say so.
The first time you visit, we ask whether we may use Google Analytics to understand how the site is used: which pages people read, for how long, from what kind of device. If you say yes, it sets a cookie in your browser and sends a record of your visit to Google, under Google's own terms. If you say no, or say nothing, or your browser sends a Global Privacy Control signal, nothing is set and nothing is sent. We remember your answer in your browser, and you can change it here:
When you write to us.
Writing to us means sending us an email from your own address. It reaches the person who replies, and that is as far as it travels. If you would rather we forgot the exchange afterward, say so, and we will.
Reading this site.
It is built to be read by everyone: contrast and type that hold up, and a path through it from the keyboard. If something gets in your way, write to us, and it gets fixed.
The portraits of our team were made with the help of AI, from photographs of each of them.
The formal versions.
Our privacy policy and terms of use say the same things in the language the law reads.
Stewardship is a word we use on purpose. On our team, the Steward is the one who says no when something would not serve you. This page is kept in that spirit, and it is kept current.
Current as of November 2026. Updated whenever what we do changes.