Privacy policy
Last updated: 10 November 2026
I don't collect your personal data: I'm not interested in it. This site uses no trackers and no advertising. I only keep what is needed to write to you when you ask me to, and for your orders.
Cookies
The only cookies and stored values are there for your own browser to remember your own choices, for example your answer about external content below. They hold no personal information and are shared with no one.
External content
Some pages show content hosted by other services, videos for example. Until you accept, you only see a simple link to that content, and nothing is sent to those services. If you accept, the content is shown right in the page: the service then receives data about your visit (your IP address, your browser, the page you are looking at) and may set its own cookies. Its own privacy policy applies.
The services used on this site:
You can change your mind at any time:
Messages
If you write to me, I use what you send only to answer you.
Newsletter
If you subscribe, your e-mail address (and your name, if you give it) is kept on my own mailing list server, lists.magiiic.com, which belongs to no other company. Your subscription only counts once you have clicked the confirmation link sent by e-mail. Each message has a link to change your lists or unsubscribe, whenever you like.
Like most newsletters, the server counts the opens and the clicks in the messages, just to know what interests you. These figures stay with me.
Purchases and donations
Payment goes through Stripe or PayPal: your bank details go straight to them, I never see them, and their privacy policy applies.
I keep what is needed for the order or the donation: your name, your e-mail address, the delivery address if something is shipped, what you chose and the amount. I use it to send you the order and the receipt, and for my accounts. Your address is also noted on my mailing list server, among the customers or the donors: this does not subscribe you to the newsletter.
Campaign statistics
When you arrive through the link of a campaign (a post on a social network, a newsletter message), the server notes the page visited and the campaign you came from, to know which announcements work. No cookie, no IP address, nothing that could tell who you are.
Server logs
Like any website, the server records the IP address and the page requested on each visit, for security and to keep the site running. These logs are not used to follow you.
Contact
A question? See the contact page.
