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| Privacy Policy | How ReGround collects, uses, and protects your information. |
Last updated: July 2026
This policy explains what information ReGround collects through reground.org and its related email courses, and what happens to it.
What ReGround collects
- Contact form: the name, email address, and message you submit.
- Email courses: the email address you sign up with, and which step of a course you've reached (so the course can be delivered at your pace).
- Newsletter list: if you opt in at the end of a course (or by another explicit signup), your email address and name, if given.
ReGround doesn't use third-party analytics, ad trackers, or tracking pixels on this site. Email delivery, the course system, and the mailing list all run on infrastructure ReGround operates directly — nothing is handed to a third-party marketing platform.
Why ReGround collects it
- To respond to messages sent through the contact form.
- To deliver the email course(s) you sign up for.
- To send periodic updates to people who've explicitly opted in — never as a side effect of using the contact form or taking a course.
What ReGround doesn't do
- ReGround doesn't sell or rent your information to anyone.
- ReGround doesn't share it with third parties except the infrastructure providers necessary to run this site and send email (e.g. the hosting provider and its network) — none of whom get to use it for their own purposes.
Your control over it
- Unsubscribe: every newsletter email includes an unsubscribe link. Clicking it removes you from that list immediately.
- Email courses: courses are self-paced with no ongoing subscription — once you've received the emails, there's nothing further to opt out of unless you also joined the newsletter list.
- Deletion: reach out through the contact form and ReGround will delete your information from these systems.
Security
Your information is stored on infrastructure ReGround controls directly, not handed off to third-party SaaS platforms. That doesn't make it invulnerable — no system is — but it does mean there's exactly one place your data lives, and one party accountable for it.
Changes
If this policy changes in a way that matters, the date at the top of this page will be updated.