Privacy policy

Last reviewed November 13, 2026. This policy describes First Month Fieldbook’s supplied editorial site. The publisher must review it against the actual hosting, email service, and any added plugins before opening the site to the public.

Reading the site

The supplied site does not provide employee accounts, payment forms, document uploads, comments, advertising, analytics, remote fonts, or embedded third-party media. It does not ask for Edison credentials or access state employee records. The host and standard WordPress services may process technical request information such as IP addresses, requested URLs, timestamps, and browser details to deliver and protect the site. The actual provider, retention period, and access arrangements depend on the publisher’s hosting configuration and must be confirmed by the publisher.

Local privacy preference

The compact privacy banner offers Accept, Reject, and Manage. Accept and Reject save your choice in this browser’s local storage under fns-privacy-v2. Both leave optional tracking off because no optional trackers are included. Manage opens the privacy panel, which can also be reopened from the footer. Close without saving does not save a new choice; Clear saved choice removes the stored choice.

Editorial email

If you email the publisher, your email provider and the publisher’s email service process the message and address. The publication uses correspondence to answer editorial questions and assess corrections. Do not include sensitive employment or identity information. The publisher should retain correspondence only as needed for the inquiry and applicable obligations, with the actual retention practice confirmed before launch.

Official links and your choices

External links lead to independently operated sites with their own policies. Following a link is your choice; this site does not control their data practices. You can clear local browser storage, avoid sending email, or contact the publisher about an editorial message you previously sent. Applicable privacy rights depend on your jurisdiction and the publisher’s circumstances. No particular legal regime or hosting location is asserted here without verification.

Editorial contact: alexbro2@gmail.com. Send article corrections or publication questions only. Do not send card numbers, passwords, PINs, one-time codes or other private account details.