This page explains what happens on this website when a page loads and when an outbound link is clicked. The site is a set of static files delivered through a content delivery network, and the description below covers only the mechanisms that are actually part of that build.
Visit Counting
When a visitor arrives from a search engine, the site records a small set of details: the page path, the type of event, the name of the referring search engine, and the text of any outbound button that gets clicked. This information is used only to count page views and outbound button clicks. To keep a single page view from being counted more than once, the site keeps one flag in the browser for the current session. That flag does not identify a person, does not persist beyond the session, and is not used for anything besides this one-time counting purpose. No other browser storage and no persistent identifier are set.
What The Site Does Not Do
- No forms are present, so no information is typed in and submitted.
- No third-party analytics service receives any data from this site.
- No external subresources are loaded — every file a page needs comes from this domain, so nothing is shared with an outside host while a page is being displayed.
- No contact channels exist on this site.
Together with the absence of cookies, logins, registration, and accounts, these gaps mean the site has no mechanism for collecting names, e-mail addresses, account identifiers, or payment details, and it does not retain personal information about individual visitors. This is also why the site does not ask for consent or set up an account: there is nothing here that requires either.
Pages And Fonts
Each page on this site is self-contained, and fonts are embedded locally rather than pulled from an outside source. This is part of why no external subresources are needed to display a page. The static hosting arrangement means the content delivery network processes the technical data of every request as the hosting provider, in the ordinary course of serving files, separately from the visit-counting mechanism described above.
Outbound Links
Some pages contain outbound links to third-party sites. Clicking one of these opens a separate destination that receives the request directly from the visitor's browser and keeps its own record of that visit. This site has no control over what a linked destination does with that request, and nothing described on this page applies once a visitor has left this domain. Readers should treat any linked site as a separate destination with its own practices, and should not assume that anything stated here extends to it.