Privacy

When you sign in with Google or GitHub to sign the guestbook, the following is stored: your display name, your profile picture (from the provider, or one you upload), a username you choose, and the account identifier and email address your provider returns — the latter kept internally only to recognise you when you return. Any messages you post are stored with your entry.

No passwords — sign-in is handled entirely by Google and GitHub, so the site never sees or keeps one. No analytics, advertising, or third-party tracking. Your information is never sold or shared.

After you sign in, a single secure, HTTP-only session cookie keeps you signed in. There are no tracking or advertising cookies. Signing out clears the session.

Solely to display your signature on the wall and to let you manage your own profile. Nothing else.

You can edit your display name, username, and picture at any time from the guestbook, and delete any signature you've posted — it's removed immediately. To remove your account and its data entirely, reach out via GitHub and it will be deleted.

This note may be updated from time to time; the date above reflects the latest revision.

Questions about privacy? Reach out via GitHub.