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I try to be thoughtful and accurate, but mistakes happen and older posts can become less useful over time. What worked for one project, tool, workflow, or season of life may not work for yours.

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Some external links may be affiliate, sponsored, or otherwise commercially connected. When that is the case, I may mention it near the relevant content so readers can judge the link with the right context. Affiliate links should not add extra cost to you, but you should still verify products, services, and sellers before making a decision.

This policy may change as the site changes, especially if new routes, contact flows, analytics, cookies, licensing choices, sponsorships, or publishing formats are introduced.

The current version will live at /policy. The last updated date below is the easiest way to know whether anything has changed.