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Privacy and the visit note

This site has no sign-up, no ads, and no cookies. To see which pages help people learn, it keeps a small visit note. This page explains exactly what that note holds, so nothing about it is a surprise.

What the visit note records

A small script on each page (watch.js) sends short notes back to this same site, at /_v. A note can include:

The page you are on, and the page on this site you came from.
The name of the website that linked you here, such as x.com. Only the site name, never the full address.
A rough description of your device: the kind of system (for example iOS, Android, Windows, Mac), the browser family, phone or desktop size, and your browser's language setting.
Your country, as a two-letter code such as US. Cloudflare, which runs this site, works this out from the connection. Nothing more precise than the country is kept.
Cloudflare's bot score, a number from 0 to 99 that estimates whether the visit came from a person or an automated program. It helps me ignore robots when I read the totals.
Which sections and chapters came on screen, and how far down the page you scrolled.
Whether you played a film, and whether it reached a quarter, half, three quarters, or the end.
How long the page was open and visible, capped at 30 minutes.
Simple actions, such as pressing Copy, Continue, Resume, or the sound button, and the site name of any outside link you open (for example nearblocks.io).
On the checker page, only whether the address you pasted matched or did not match. On the fee page, only whether the live numbers loaded.
A random 8-character code for this visit, so notes from one visit can be grouped. It is made fresh in your browser, is not linked to your name, and is forgotten when you close the tab.

What it never records

Your name, email, or any account details.
Your internet (IP) address. The visit note does not save it.
Anything you type or paste. The address checker compares on your own device, and the note only says "match" or "no match".
Your wallet, your seed phrase, or your keys. This site will never ask for them.

What stays on your own device

Your browser keeps two small things that never leave it on their own:

fltc-path (local storage): which "Start here" chapters you finished, where you stopped, and whether you chose sound, so the Resume button works next time. You can clear it by clearing this site's data in your browser.
fltc-visit and fltc-from (session storage): the random visit code and the last page you viewed here. They are erased when you close the tab.

Where the notes go and how long they stay

Notes are stored in Cloudflare Workers Analytics Engine, in my own Cloudflare account. Like any website, Cloudflare sees your internet address while it delivers the page, but the visit note does not save it.

Cloudflare keeps Analytics Engine data for three months, and then it is gone. (Cloudflare's note on retention.)

Only I, John Fletcher, look at them, and only as totals, such as how many people finished the safety film. They are never sold or shared.

Cloudflare page-speed measurement

Cloudflare Web Analytics is switched on for this site. Cloudflare adds its own small script (beacon.min.js) to each page as it is delivered. Cloudflare says it collects page-load timing to show how fast the site is, and that it does not track individual people across websites. (Cloudflare's description.)

Outside services

The fee page reads the live supply and holder-pool balance straight from the public NEAR network at rpc.mainnet.near.org. Your browser makes that request, so that service sees it like any other web request. Links to NearBlocks, GeckoTerminal, DEX Screener, justhoot.fun, and X open those sites, and their own privacy rules apply there.

Questions

If you have a question about this page, or would like to ask about the notes, reach out on X at @FletcherNEAR. I will never ask you for funds, a seed phrase, or wallet access.

Last updated: Oct 9, 2026.

FLTC is a community token. It has no promised returns, and this is not financial advice. Do your own research.

A visit note records the page, the site that linked you here, your country, device type and language, which sections came on screen, how far a film played, and how long the page was visible. It does not record your name, email, internet address, or anything you paste.