What does this site actually track when you visit?
This site records a small amount of visit data, and only under one specific condition: when a visitor arrives by clicking through from a search engine. In that case it notes 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 for one purpose only — counting page views and clicks on outbound buttons. It is not combined with any other data, sold, or passed to advertising networks, data brokers, or third-party analytics services. To stop a single page view being counted more than once, the browser holds one flag for the current session. That flag does not identify who you are, does not persist beyond the session, and is not a tracking cookie in the conventional sense — no cookies are used on this site at all.
What does this site not do with your information?
This site does not collect personal data. There are no names, e-mail addresses, account identifiers, or payment details gathered anywhere on the site, because there is nothing here designed to collect them: no forms, no login, no registration, and no user account exist on this site. Nothing about an individual visitor is retained after the session ends. The site does not set any persistent identifier and does not use any other browser storage beyond the single session flag described above. Because there are no forms and no contact channels, there is no path by which personal details could be typed in and submitted in the first place.
How is the site actually built and hosted?
The pages themselves are a set of static files served through a content delivery network. That network handles the technical delivery of every request as the hosting provider, but this is a structural fact about how the site is served, not a separate collection practice layered on top of the analytics described above. Each page is self-contained: the fonts used are embedded locally rather than pulled from an outside font service, and no other external subresources are loaded while a page is displayed. Every file a page needs comes from this domain itself, so no outside host receives anything while you are reading a page here.
What happens when you follow a link away from this site?
This site contains outbound links to third-party destinations. When one of those links is followed, the click first passes through a redirect path on this domain before continuing on to the partner site. That first-party redirect step does not hand over any stored visitor data to the partner — no visit history or session flag travels with it. Once the browser reaches the third-party site, that site receives the request directly and keeps its own separate record of it, under its own practices. This site has no control over what a partner site does with that request, and this page describes only what happens while you are on this domain, not what a linked destination does afterward. If you want to know how a partner site handles information, that is a matter for that site's own published terms, not for anything stated here.