This page describes only what this site itself does when a visitor loads a page, and it covers this domain alone, not the outbound sites it links to.
What does this site actually collect?
When a visitor arrives from a search engine, this site records a small set of visit details: the page path, the type of event, the name of the referring search engine, and the text of a clicked outbound button. This happens only for that arrival case, not for every visit.
- Page path and event type: logged to count how many times a page was viewed or a button was clicked.
- Referring search engine name: recorded to show which search engine sent the visit.
- Outbound button text: recorded only when that button is clicked, to count outbound clicks.
- Session view flag: a single marker kept in the browser for the current session, used only to make sure one page view is counted once. It does not persist beyond the session and carries no identifier.
This information is used only for this site's own count of page views and outbound clicks. It is not used for anything else.
What does this site avoid doing?
No forms, no third-party analytics, no external subresources, and no contact channels run on this site. Several other things are also absent by design:
- No cookies are set, and no other browser storage or persistent identifier is used.
- No names, e-mail addresses, account identifiers, or payment details are collected.
- No personal information is stored or retained about any individual visitor.
- There is no login, registration, or user account of any kind.
- Visit data is never shared with advertising networks, data brokers, or outside analytics services.
The pages are self-contained: fonts are embedded locally and every file a page needs is served from this domain by a content delivery network acting as hosting provider. Nothing is pulled from an outside host while a page is displayed. Because there is no form and no contact channel, there is no personal detail to submit here and no account or consent step to complete.
What happens when a link leads to another site?
Outbound links use a first-party redirect: the link first goes to a path on this domain and is then sent on to the partner site. This site does not share any stored visitor data with the partner during that redirect. Once the redirect completes, the partner site receives the request directly from the visitor's browser and keeps its own separate record of that visit. This site has no control over what a partner site does with that request, and this page makes no claim about the practices of any linked destination. Readers who continue to a partner site are dealing with a separate operator and a separate record, distinct from anything described on this page.