Anonymous feedback
Tell me what I should hear
I'm interested in feedback of every kind, though the critical sort is the most useful and the hardest to say to my face. For example:
- Something I do that makes me harder to work with.
- A mistake I keep making.
- Something I said or did that you wanted to call me out on.
- Something I'm doing well that I should do more of.
Specific is more useful than vague: "you talked over people in the last reading group" helps more than "you could listen more". Be only as specific as you're comfortable being.
How anonymous this is
Your browser encrypts what you send twice before it leaves. Only a key I keep offline can open the inner layer. The outer layer is a drand timelock: nobody, me included, can open it before Monday 00:00 UTC, two weeks after the start of this week. That is when everything sent this week unlocks together. My server stores the encrypted text and nothing else: no IP address, no time and no browser details. This page runs no analytics.
You still have to trust me not to have changed that. And I may recognise how you write: tools can now guess authors from a few paragraphs. If that matters, paraphrase, leave out details only you would know, or use Tor Browser. I won't paste your message into an AI that could guess who wrote it.
Details for the careful
The inner layer is X25519 with HKDF-SHA256 and AES-256-GCM, sealed to this public key:
XoMjWjQdkAJeOae/qJEgaW8IuQnBBaDl0UUH03JloTk=
The outer layer is tlock on drand's quicknet chain, which a threshold of independent operators runs. The page'ssourceshows exactly what it sends, and the page may only send data to api.hails.info. The only other site it loads anything from is Google, for its fonts.