Privacy
Last updated 18 September 2026
This is Alexia DiGiglio-Mancini's website. She is one person in Rhode Island who cooks her family's food and wrote it down. She is not in the business of selling anybody's information and she never has been.
What this site keeps
- Your email address and first name, if you join her list. So she can tell you when the book is ready and when there is something new. Kept until you ask her to stop.
- Your name, address and email, when you order. So the payment goes through and the parcel reaches you. Kept as long as the law says a seller has to keep a record of a sale.
- What you write on the contact form, so she can answer you. Kept until you ask her to stop.
- Which links get pressed. Counting, with no name attached to it, so she knows what people want.
What it does not keep
She never sees your card. When you pay, the card form belongs to Stripe and the numbers go straight to them. Nothing about your card is stored here.
She does not buy lists, she does not sell yours, and she does not hand it to anybody for money.
Who else sees it
- Stripe takes the payment. Gets your card, your name and your address.
- Resend sends the email. Gets your email address and what the message says.
- Vercel runs the website. Sees the ordinary record every web server keeps: which page, when, roughly where from.
That is the whole list.
Cookies
This site sets no advertising cookies and no tracking cookies of its own. Stripe sets what it needs to take a payment safely. That is all of them.
Children
This site is not meant for children under 13 and she does not knowingly keep anything about one. If you think she has, write to her and it goes.
How to make her delete it
Email alexiadg@gmail.com and say what you want gone. She will do it and tell you when it is done.
You can also ask for a copy of everything she has about you, ask her to correct it, or tell her to stop emailing you. The last one is one press: every email she sends has a way out at the bottom.
One thing she cannot delete is a record of a sale, because a seller has to keep those.
If this page changes
The date at the top changes with it. She will not quietly start doing something this page says she does not do.