Privacy

Back Porch Joint Field Guide has no way to identify a reader, and the sections below explain why that is a matter of construction rather than of policy.

If the Site Changes

This is a description of a build, so it is revised whenever the build is. A privacy page that has drifted from the site it describes is worse than none, so this one is kept in step.

The Hosting Layer

The site is delivered through a hosting provider whose infrastructure sees each request. Any web server sees the technical particulars of a request in order to answer it, and the provider retains those records briefly. Nothing from that layer is passed to the site or used to identify a reader.

Nothing to Submit

Nothing on the site accepts input. There is no mechanism through which a reader could submit personal information even deliberately.

External Links

Outbound links appear throughout the guides. Its own policies govern from the moment the link is followed.

No Cookies

The site sets no cookies and writes nothing to browser storage. Because nothing is stored in the browser, there is no consent banner, and nothing to accept or decline.

No Tracking

No tracking script of any kind is loaded. No page view is recorded against a reader, no identifier is assigned, and no behavioral profile exists to be sold, shared or lost.