Privacy · Updated 29 August 2026
Short version: if you don't fill in the form, we don't know who you are. If you do, we keep your email address and your answer, and nothing else.
If you fill in the form
That's all we ask for and all we keep. Your answer doesn't change the record — the polling numbers decide what's on it and what order it's in. It shapes what the blog writes about instead. We email you when the record changes, about twice a year, and when a new post goes up. If your answer turns into a post, that's how you'll find out.
If you just read
The company that hosts this site keeps its own standard server records, the way every host does — things like the address your request came from and which page you asked for. We don't use those records for anything and we don't connect them to anyone.
Where things are kept
Both companies have their own privacy terms, which cover what they do with what passes through them.
Changes
Anything that changes what we collect or who can see it gets said plainly here, not slipped in.
Questions
info@fundamentallyhuman.com — for deletions, corrections, or anything you want to ask about what's on this page.