Static pages and ordinary hosting requests
Articles, character profiles, and search records are bundled with the published site. Loading a page still requires an ordinary network request to the hosting infrastructure, which may process technical request data such as an IP address, timestamp, requested address, browser information, and security signals under the host's own operational policies. This resolved privacy variant includes the optional audience measurement described below.
Search stays in the browser and page address
Submitting search places the query after ?q= in the page URL so browser navigation and a shared link can restore it. Results are matched against the local index in your browser, not sent to a separate search provider by this application. The complete address can still be processed by your browser, hosting infrastructure, or anyone with whom you share it, so do not put sensitive personal information in a search query.
Google Analytics
If a later deployment supplies a valid measurement identifier and explicitly enables Google Analytics, its script can receive page addresses, referring pages, browser and device information, approximate location derived from a network request, and interaction measurements. It may use cookies or similar identifiers under Google's policies and provide aggregate reports to the project. This section appears only when that integration is actually resolved as enabled for the build.
Outbound source links and email
Following an official or approved community source leaves this wiki and lets that destination process the request under its own practices. Contacting moguiris133@gmail.com also leaves the site: your email provider and the receiving provider process the message and its metadata. Send only the context needed for a correction or project question, and avoid sensitive personal data.
No accounts or form submissions
This launch has no accounts, sign-in, comments, newsletter, purchase flow, or contact form. There is no form submission to the application and no visitor profile database. If a future release adds a data-collecting capability, this policy and the relevant consent or notice must be updated before that capability is made public.