What does this site actually track when you visit?
This site counts visits and outbound clicks, and nothing more. When a visitor arrives by following a link from a search engine, the site records the page path, the type of event, the name of the referring search engine, and the text of a clicked outbound button. That information is used only to count page views and clicks on outbound buttons — a simple traffic tally, not a profile of any individual. A single flag is kept in the browser for the duration of the current session so that one page view is not counted twice; this flag does not identify a person and does not persist once the session ends. No other browser storage is set, and no persistent identifier is created. If a visitor arrives directly, by typing the address or through a bookmark rather than from a search engine, this visit data is not collected at all.
The site itself is a set of static files delivered through a content delivery network. That network handles the technical mechanics of every request as the hosting provider, in the same way any static file host processes requests, but this page does not describe how that provider itself manages request-level data. Every file a page needs — including its fonts, which are embedded locally rather than pulled from an outside service — is served from this same domain while the page is displayed. No outside host is contacted to render a page. When an outbound link is followed, the click first passes through a path on this domain and is then redirected to the destination site; this redirect step does not carry any stored visitor data along with it to the partner.
What isn't collected, and what happens when you leave this site?
No forms exist anywhere on this site, so there is no field where a visitor could type a name, an e-mail address, or any other personal detail in the first place. No third-party analytics service is embedded, no cookies are set, and no external subresources are loaded from other domains while a page is open. There is also no contact channel of any kind built into the site. Together, these absences are why the site does not ask for consent, does not ask a visitor to create an account, and never requests a personal detail: there is simply no mechanism present that would collect, store, or transmit one.
Outbound links take a visitor to separate, third-party sites, and once that link is followed, the request reaches the partner directly from the visitor's browser. Each of those destinations keeps its own record of that visit under its own practices, which this page has no part in and does not describe. Anyone who continues on to a linked site should treat that destination as a distinct place with its own handling of whatever it collects, separate from the static page they came from. Because this page has no contact channel and no form, personal data should not be submitted here or assumed to reach anyone through it; any submission of personal information would only ever happen, if at all, on the third-party site a visitor chooses to visit next.