Counts a visit only when it arrives from search
This site records a small amount of visit data, but only when a visitor arrives by clicking through from a search engine. What gets noted in that case is 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 clicks on outbound buttons — nothing more. To keep that count accurate, the site keeps one flag in the browser for the current session, so a single page view is not counted twice while that session lasts. That flag does not identify the visitor and does not persist beyond the session.
Serves fixed files without collecting personal data
The pages here are self-contained static files, delivered through a content delivery network. As the hosting provider, that network processes the technical details of every request, as any host does to deliver files, but this does not add a separate data-collection layer to the site itself. The fonts used on the page are embedded locally rather than pulled from an outside service, and no other file is fetched from an outside host while a page is being displayed. No cookies are set, no other browser storage or persistent identifier is created, and no personal details such as names, e-mail addresses, account identifiers, or payment information are collected. There are no forms, no account or login system, and no contact channel built into the site, so there is no route by which personal data could be submitted here in the first place.
Points outward without following the visitor further
Some pages contain outbound links to third-party sites. Clicking one of those links takes the visitor to a separate destination that receives the request directly from their browser and keeps its own record of that visit. What happens on that destination, and how it handles any data, is outside what this site does or observes. Nothing collected here is shared with advertising networks, data brokers, or outside analytics services, since no such sharing mechanism exists on this site. Readers should treat any page reached through an outbound link as a separate site with its own handling of visits, distinct from the static pages hosted here.