What we count
Published 30 October 2026
In short: you can read the site without accepting anything. Visits are always counted, but until you press ‘Accept’, they are counted anonymously and without cookies, so the counters cannot tell whether you are a returning visitor or here for the first time. Once you press ‘Accept’, they are allowed to set cookies.
Google Analytics
It receives the page you opened and where you came from: a search engine, Telegram or a direct link. It also gets your device, browser and approximate city. The data goes to Google. It only sets cookies with your consent.
Microsoft Clarity
It sees how you read a page: how far you get, what you click and where you leave. It can record a session, meaning your movements around the page, without your face or your name. It cannot see what you type into fields, and on the dashboard and the questions page the whole page is hidden. The data goes to Microsoft. It only sets cookies with your consent.
Server log
An ordinary record of requests, the kind every web server keeps: the page address, the time and the browser. Once an hour it is used to count visits, and in that report readers’ addresses are anonymised. This needs no cookies. You cannot opt out of the log: the site does not work without it.
What we don’t have
No advertising, ad networks, social media pixels or third-party ‘share’ buttons, and we do not sell data.
Questions and signing in
The questions page has a box for typing your question and buttons to sign in with Google or Telegram, so that we can let you know when the answer is ready. What is stored when you do this, and how to delete it, is explained separately: Data.
Changing your mind
Your choice is saved in your browser. Press the button and we will ask you again.