Privacy policy

We aim to collect as little data as possible. In general, we aren't interested in your personal data and don't collect, save or process any personal information.

If you have any questions regarding the use of your data, feel free to contact us. We'll gladly help!

Server log data

Requests to our Website are stored anonymously in server logs. The data will not be used to create user profiles and won't be passed on to third parties. We don't use any technologies that aim to process the access behavior or data of individual users.

These logs can include:

• When we received your request
• What page you requested
• What IP-Adress the request came from
• What browser you used
• How long we took to respond
• How big the response was

The logs are automatically deleted after 30 days.

Comments

Our commenting system is powered by giscus, an open-source wrapper around GitHub Discussions.

That means, your comments never touch our servers. The comments are handled by giscus and posted to GitHub, which also handled authorization. Your comments will be stored in the discussions of a special GitHub repository.

For more information, refer to the GitHub privacy policy and the giscus privacy policy.

Analytics

To gain insights into how this website is used, we use Plausible Analytics.

Plausible is a user-friendly and privacy-preserving analytics tool. It only collects aggregated usage information and doesn't store any personal data, like your browser agent or IP address. This data is collected without the use of tracking cookies. More information can be found in Plausible's data policy.

Plausible is developed in the EU and the collected data is stored encrypted on servers in Germany. The source code of Plausible is open source and can be found on GitHub.

For full transparancy, the tracked data is public and can be found on my stats page.