Privacy
What this site records, what it deliberately does not, and how long any of it lasts.
This site is plain HTML. It sets no cookies, stores nothing in your browser, and runs no JavaScript at all — so there is no analytics script, no tracking pixel, no fingerprinting and no consent banner to dismiss. Every font and stylesheet is served from this domain, so loading a page here contacts no other company.
There are no accounts, no forms and no comments. Nothing is ever asked of you, which means the only record of your visit is the one the web server writes automatically.
What the server records
Every web server keeps an access log, and this one is no exception. Each request adds a line holding the time, the page requested, the response status and size, the browser's user-agent string, and the site you arrived from.
Two of those are reduced before they are written, rather than cleaned up afterwards:
- Your IP address is masked at the moment of writing.The final part is replaced with a zero, so what lands on disk identifies a network rather than a device. The unmasked address is never written for ordinary visitors, which is a stronger position than deleting it later.
- The referring address keeps only its scheme and host.If you followed a link from a search engine or an AI assistant, the record says which site sent you and nothing more — the path and query string, which can carry what you were reading or searching for, are discarded before the line is written.
There is one deliberate exception. When a request announces itself as a crawler — GPTBot, ClaudeBot, Googlebot and the like — its full address is kept. That address belongs to a company's infrastructure rather than to a person, and it is the only way to check by reverse DNS whether a request claiming to be a given crawler really is one. That check is the entire reason the log exists.
What it is used for
The log is read to answer one question: which automated systems read this site, and whether they prefer the plain-Markdown copy of each page over the rendered HTML. The result is a set of counts — how many requests, from which crawler, for which format. Those counts are working notes and are not published here. No advertising, no profiling, and nothing is sold or shared for anyone else's purposes.
How long it lasts
The raw log is kept for at most 30 days and then discarded. What survives is the aggregate count, which contains no addresses at all.
Who else is involved
The site is hosted on Render, in Frankfurt, behind Cloudflare. Both necessarily handle your request in order to deliver the page, and both keep their own operational records under their own policies. No other company receives anything, because no other company is contacted when this page loads.
Your rights
Under the GDPR and Türkiye's KVKK you may ask what is held about you, ask for it to be corrected or erased, and object to it being kept. In practice there is very little to act on: after masking, the records cannot be traced back to an individual, and they are gone within a month. If you would like to ask anyway, write to alidemir.personal@gmail.com and you will get an answer.
Changes
This notice describes what the server does today. It changes only when that behaviour changes, in the same revision, and the date below moves with it.
Last updated: 2026-07-27.