Privacy

What this site collects, which is very little, and where it goes.

This site

These pages are a static site: no accounts, no database, no cookies set by us. The one thing your browser remembers is your light or dark choice, and, if you close the mailing-list invitation that appears after a while on the site, that you closed it, for thirty days; both are kept in your browser's local storage and never sent anywhere. Our host counts page views at the network edge without cookies or personal identifiers; we do not run advertising or other third-party trackers.

Contact form and work session RSVPs

The contact form sends your name, email address and message through our form relay to [email protected], a private address read by keyholders. A short proof-of-work check runs in your browser before sending, in place of a tracking-based captcha. We keep your message for as long as it takes to answer it and keep the conversation going; ask us to delete it at any time by writing to the same address.

An RSVP for a work session on the bus, sent from the home page, goes the same way: your email address, and the name and note if you give them, with the session you picked. Nothing from either form is stored on this site or in your browser.

For both forms, the relay adds your connection's IP address to the message, and the keyholders list keeps a private archive of what it receives, read only by keyholders. Ask us to delete a message at any time by writing to [email protected].

The public discussion list, [email protected], keeps a public archive(opens in a new tab). Anything sent there, including your address, is visible to anyone who reads it. Use the contact form when you want a message to stay private.

Not live yet

Member accounts, membership applications, payments and tool checkout are not running. When they open, this page will say what each one collects and for how long, next to the membership agreement and the code of conduct. Today a keyholder can record cash or check contributions. See the refund policy.

Last reviewed: 2 October 2026.