This page used to say I tracked nothing. That stopped being true, so I rewrote it
rather than leave it standing.
Last updated 16 August 2026.
The short version. I count how these pages are read — how far people get, which parts hold attention, which links get clicked — so I can make the writing better. I do not know who you are. There is no cookie, no login, no profile, no advertising, and nothing is sold or shared. Every visit is a fresh stranger to me, including yours if you come back tomorrow.
I write these pages myself and I keep editing them. Without some signal I am guessing about which parts land and which parts lose people. Reading behaviour tells me that. It is the only reason this exists — there is nothing to sell you here.
| What | Example |
|---|---|
| Which page, and how far down you got | the deepest part reached, as a percentage |
| How long you were actively reading | time with the tab in front and some activity — background tabs and idle time do not count |
| Which sections held attention | time spent in each part of the page |
| Links you clicked | whether a link was internal navigation or led off this site, and roughly where on the page it was |
| Broad device shape | mobile, tablet or desktop |
| Broad region | one of eight buckets such as europe — derived from your device's time-zone setting, never from your address |
| How you arrived | a category only: search, social, ai_assistant, direct, internal or other |
| That text was copied, and how much | a character count — never the text itself |
| Clicks that did nothing | so I can find things that look clickable but are not |
No cookies are set, and nothing is written to your browser's storage while you read. The visit identifier lives in memory and is destroyed when you close the tab — which is also why I cannot tell a returning reader from a new one, and do not try to.
There is exactly one exception, and it only happens if you ask for it: if you use the switch below, a single flag is stored so your choice is remembered next time. That is the only thing this site will ever leave on your device.
If your browser sends Do Not Track or Global Privacy Control, measurement is skipped entirely — before anything loads, without you doing anything here.
Measurement is sent to the analytics provider's own address, not disguised behind mine. If you use a content blocker that blocks it, it will work, and I would rather that than quietly route around your choice. The switch below is the reliable way to be certain.
This takes effect immediately and applies to every page on this site. It stores one small flag so the choice sticks.
This site belongs to KnowledgeCity. You can reach the company through its contact page, including to ask what is held about you — though for this site the honest answer is that there is nothing tied to you to look up.