This page explains what happens to information when you read this site. It covers the small amount of visit data the site records, how pages are delivered to your browser, and what changes when you follow a link to another website.
Counting
The site uses a first-party visit beacon, which sends a short note back to this site's own domain rather than to any outside service. It records only four things:
- the page path you viewed
- the type of event, such as a page view or a click
- the name of the search engine that referred you
- the text of an outbound button you clicked
The beacon is triggered only when you arrive from a search engine. If you reach a page any other way, this visit information is not collected. The data is used solely to count page views and clicks on outbound buttons, and for nothing else. The build facts behind this page do not set out a retention period, so none is promised here. For you, this means the site keeps a basic tally of which pages are read and which buttons are pressed, without asking you for anything.
Hosting
The site is a set of static files served by a content delivery network. As the hosting provider, that network processes the technical data that comes with every request your browser makes, which is a normal part of delivering any web page. This processing happens on each request, whether or not the visit beacon is triggered. It exists only so the files can reach your screen.
Pages
Every page is self-contained. All the files a page needs come from this domain, and that includes the fonts, which are embedded locally rather than loaded from a font service. While a page is being displayed, your browser does not contact any outside host, so no third party learns that you are reading it. The site does not use cookies.
Links
Some pages contain outbound links to third-party sites. When you click one, the link first goes to an address on this domain and is then redirected to the partner. This first-party redirect is how outbound clicks are counted. Stored visitor data is not passed to the partner along the way.
Once the redirect finishes, you are on a separate site. That site receives the request directly from your browser and keeps its own record of it. This site does not control a partner's privacy practices, so read the destination's own policy before you share anything there.
Absences
Several things are deliberately missing from this site:
There are no third-party analytics. Visitor data is not shared with advertising networks, data brokers or outside analytics services. There are no external subresources, so nothing on a page is fetched from another domain. There are no contact channels. The site has no forms, no sign-up and no message box, so there is nowhere on it to type in personal details.
Consent
Because of these absences, the site asks for no consent, no account and no personal detail. There are no cookies to accept, no profile to create and nothing to fill in. The only data recorded is the limited visit tally described above, plus the technical request data the hosting network handles in order to deliver each page. If a site you reach through an outbound link asks for personal information, that request comes from the other site and not from this one.