Privacy
The site can collect privacy-preserving local analytics and voluntary feedback, but it does not require accounts, cookies, or visitor profiles.
The site may record basic local analytics events such as page path, event type, viewport width, referrer origin, and timestamp. These records are used to understand which pages need better structure, links, or content depth.
The feedback form collects the message a reader submits, an optional email address, optional page path, and selected topic. The form is meant for corrections and suggestions, not account management.
The local analytics script does not set cookies, does not create a user account, and does not intentionally store full IP addresses or precise device fingerprints. Server infrastructure may still create ordinary access logs outside the application.
Third-party analytics such as GA4 or Plausible only load if the corresponding public environment variables are configured.
Analytics and feedback are used to improve page quality, find thin areas, prioritize new clusters, and repair broken reader paths. They are not sold as advertising data.