Cookie policy
This site does not set cookies. That is the whole policy, but the detail is below because saying it plainly is more useful than a banner.
Last updated 28 July 2026.
What a cookie is
A cookie is a small file a site asks your browser to keep, so it can recognise you on your next visit. Most sites use them to hold a login, remember a preference, or follow you between sites to build an advertising profile.
What this site sets
Nothing. There is no login to hold, no preference to remember, and no advertising. Every page is a static file, so there is no session and nothing to identify you between visits.
There is no analytics either. No page views are counted, no visitor is profiled, and no third party script runs on any page.
That is also why you are not being shown a cookie banner. Consent is only needed for cookies that are not strictly necessary, and there are none of either kind.
What other people set
The subscribe form posts your email address directly to Kit, the provider that runs the list. That request goes to Kit rather than to this site, and Kit's own cookie and privacy terms apply to it.
Every idea links out to the thread it came from. Following one of those links takes you to Reddit, which does set cookies. Nothing on this page covers what happens after you leave.
If this changes
Analytics may be added later to see which ideas people read. If that happens, this page is updated before it ships, the date at the top changes, and anything requiring consent will ask for it.
For anything on this page, email contact@aaezekiel.co. The legal page covers what is collected and how the list works.