Privacy

This is a static site. The pages were built ahead of time and are served as files. There is no account to make, no session, no login, and no profile of you anywhere in it.

Reading the site

No analytics, no tracking pixels, no advertising, and no cookies set for tracking. The typefaces, the scripts and the images all come from this domain, so simply reading a page contacts nobody else. Netlify hosts the site and, like any web host, records ordinary server logs of requests made to it — that is infrastructure rather than anything this site chooses to collect, and none of it is used to build a picture of you.

The shop

The shop reaches Shopify at the moment you add something to a cart, and not before. Your cart lives in your own browser's storage on this domain; it holds a cart identifier, which is a credential, so it is never put in a link or shared between devices. Checkout itself is Shopify's and happens on shop.vinton.land — the same store under a different name, which is why the address changes at the checkout button. What Shopify collects there, including payment details, is Shopify's to describe, and this site never sees a card number.

The contact form

Sending the form gives up three things: your name, your email address and your message. They are stored by Netlify and read by a person.

One more thing happens, and it is the reason this page exists. Your email address is also added to the shop's mailing list, as a customer in Shopify with email marketing consent set to subscribed. So writing in about the Wednesday run also signs you up to hear about the shop. If that is not what you wanted, every message the shop sends carries an unsubscribe link, and asking through the form works too.

Messages are kept because they are correspondence, not data collection. Ask and yours will be deleted.

Anything else

This page describes what the site does today, and it is written to be checkable rather than reassuring — if something here does not match what you observe, that is worth telling us on the contact page. How the site is built is in the colophon, and what the run actually is is on the about page.