This page explains what happens on a technical level when you visit this site. It covers only what has been verified in the build of this site, so you can see exactly what is measured, what is not, and what that means when you read the pages or follow a link away from them.
See What Counts as a Visit
When you arrive at this site from a search engine, a first-party visit beacon records a small set of details: the path of the page you landed on, the type of event, the name of the referring search engine, and the text of any outbound button you click. This only fires for arrivals coming from search engine results — visits from other sources do not trigger it. The purpose is limited to counting page views and clicks on outbound buttons; the data is not used for anything beyond that traffic count. Alongside this, a session view flag is kept in the browser for the duration of your current session so that a single page view is only counted once while you are on the site. This flag does not persist beyond the session and is not a stored identifier.
Understand How Pages Are Delivered
The site is built from self-contained pages: every file a page needs, including its locally embedded fonts, is served from this domain. Nothing is pulled from an outside host while a page displays in your browser. The whole site runs as static files distributed through a content delivery network, which handles the technical delivery of every request as the hosting provider. Because pages are self-contained and hosted this way, no third-party analytics scripts and no external subresources load alongside the content you read.
Know What Happens When You Follow a Link
Some pages contain outbound links to third-party sites. Following one of these links first passes through a first-party outbound redirect on this domain, then sends you onward to the partner site. Once that redirect completes, the partner site receives your request directly from your browser and keeps its own separate record of that visit. This site does not control what a partner site does with that request, and nothing about your visit here is passed along to the partner during that handoff.
Recognize What This Site Does Not Do
There are no forms anywhere on this site, so there is no channel through which you could type in a name, an email address, or any other personal detail. There are no contact channels built into the site. There is no third-party analytics running alongside the first-party visit count described above, and no external subresources are loaded from other domains. Because of this combination — no forms, no contact channels, no third-party analytics, and no external subresources — the site has no mechanism to ask for consent, create an account, or collect a personal detail from you. If you ever find yourself asked to submit personal information, that request is not coming from this page, and you should treat it as belonging to whatever separate destination presented it.