Cookies? Privacy? Attribution? Read on to find out this site’s policies and how your data is used here.
Cookies
Cookies come in two forms as far as I can tell. The edible variety that I devour with relish, and the digital version that I mean here. Online cookies are small text files that are placed on your machine to help provide a better user experience. In general, cookies are used to remember your preferences, store information for things like shopping baskets, and provide anonymised tracking data to improve websites.
How cookies are used here
- Functional: Jetpack and Akismet are used to provide extra features to the site (like related posts and projects) and filter comments for spam. Their Privacy Policy will also apply.
- Functional: Google’s reCAPTCHA service is used on the contact page to confirm you’re a real human, so our inbox doesn’t get bombarded with junk mail. This means Google’s Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply there.
- Analytics: I collect a small amount of data to analyse traffic and understand your interests. These allows improvements on the website and help us review the content for future.
Any data we collect is anonymised, does not contain personal details and is only ever used for traffic analysis or spam filtering.
What if I don’t want cookies?
As a rule, cookies make your browsing experience better. But I get it! I’m the same on websites I visit, so make analytics cookies opt-in by default. This means you have to choose if I can use these types of cookies anyway.
For functional cookies, you can’t opt-out because I use the services to make the website work. However, if you want to stop cookies on this website and others, try disabling them in your browser. It’s best to check the Help section of your chosen browser or visit About Cookies for guidance on all modern browsers.
You can change your cookie preferences any time by clicking on the following link.
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Content Attribution
Except where otherwise noted, work published on this website is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International License.
This means that content on leahdas.com remains © copyright of Leah Das, unless otherwise stated. However, you can reproduce and feature work elsewhere for non-commercial purposes. I simply request that you:
- share it under the same terms
- credit me and/or other makers
- link to this site if you do re-publish anything.
If you have a commercial purpose in mind or you’re unsure how to credit our work in any way, please get in touch with your request.
Crediting other people’s work
Where work from others is published here, I try to attribute and credit correctly.
If your work is featured here and you would prefer it not to be, or want the credits changed, please get in touch. I’m happy to accommodate your request – creative folks honour!
Our current website is powered by WordPress. We use a theme by Theme Kingdom that I’ve heaviliy adapted for this website.
Contact
If you have any queries or concerns about your data and privacy here, please feel free to get in touch. You can email hello@leahdas.com or submit a message via our contact page.