Privacy

Useful measurement, with restraint.

Optional analytics is off until a visitor agrees. The editorial graph remains available when analytics is declined.

Operational policy · updated August 23, 2026

What optional analytics records

When consent is granted, we may record the property, page type, page path, entity ID, interaction type, result count, meaningful engagement thresholds, Core Web Vitals, and non-personal campaign labels such as source, medium, and campaign. We do not place search text, inquiry text, names, email addresses, phone numbers, or street addresses into analytics events.

Consent and attribution storage

A first-party local-storage value remembers the analytics choice. Campaign parameters are held in session storage only after consent and are removed when analytics is declined. Tracking parameters are stripped from the browser address and from links created by the share tools.

Global Privacy Control and browser Do Not Track signals keep analytics disabled. Preferences can be reopened from the Privacy button on any page.

Analytics providers

The platform can be configured with Google Tag Manager or Google Analytics. No provider script is loaded before consent, and advertising storage and personalization remain disabled by this application. A future tag-manager configuration must preserve those defaults.

Google Privacy Policy →

Maps and external sources

Interactive maps request map code and tiles from MapLibre distribution and OpenFreeMap infrastructure. Opening a cited source, official website, social profile, or History Is For Everyone page sends the visitor to that external service under its own privacy terms.

Partner inquiries

A partner inquiry contains only the details a visitor chooses to submit. Inquiry content is sent to the configured project contact service and is never copied into analytics. It is used to respond to and manage the proposed relationship.

Questions and requests

For a privacy question, correction, or deletion request, use the project contact form. For editorial corrections, see the publication standard.