/* team */
author: trent power
role: sole author and maintainer
contaxt: trent [at] trentpower.fr
location: paris, france
pgp fingerprint: a729 591b 450d 3f59 3694 98bd 8299 1f25 04ae 0263

all content and code are reviewed manually before publication.
selective language model assistance may be used for drafting or
structuring, but no automated publishing occurs.


/* site */
personal site, finite and editorial.
canonical domain: https://trentpower.fr
stack: static html, css, vanilla javascript.
hosting: apache (gandi, paris).
no external runtime dependencies. generation scripts run locally
before publication.
publication: manual, finite releases. no continuous deployment.


/* trust */
the public site is static, signed and inspectable.

privacy:           /privacy/
security:          /security/
integrity:         /integrity/
verify:            /verify/
source mirrors:    /source/
archived editions: /integrity/releases/

public signing key:  /.well-known/pgp-key.asc
signed manifest:     /integrity.json
detached signature:  /integrity.json.sig
publication policy:  /.well-known/publication.json


/* privacy */
no tracking, analytics, cookies or third-party requests.
no localstorage or sessionstorage at runtime.
no behavioural profiling or visitor inference.

if contact occurs by email, information is used solely to respond
and is not retained beyond resolution.


/* accessibility */
semantic html.
logical heading structure.
keyboard-first navigation; focus visibility preserved.
reduced motion respected.
no content requires javascript to read.


/* governance */
authorship statement: /.well-known/attribution.txt
security policy:      /.well-known/security.txt
acknowledgements:     /security/acknowledgments/
last reviewed: 2026-05-23


/* thanks */
inspiration: open web standards, privacy-first builders, minimal systems.
with thanks to kris sowersby and klim type foundry for signifier,
söhne and söhne mono.


/* colophon */
irc. geocities. since 1997.
a/s/l? · brb · g2g
visitor counters · guestbooks · "under construction".
animated gifs and midi files that played whether you wanted them
to or not.

we did not know what we were building.
we just knew we could.

the web was a library you could open the spine of.
it still is, here.
