Privacy

After you choose Allow, Google Analytics uses cookies to measure visits, public page addresses, referral sources, device information and interactions such as scrolling and outbound links. Google processes this information. Advertising storage, advertising user data, ad personalization and Google signals are disabled by this site. Google Analytics does not load on preview deployments or before consent.

If enabled and only after you choose Allow, Vercel Web Analytics records anonymous, aggregate page-view metrics. Page addresses have query strings and fragments removed, and privacy, résumé, API, admin and analytics routes are excluded.

A separate, optional per-visit system can record how you arrived, your IP address and the country it suggests, pages viewed in order, approximate visible time, and selected link or button clicks. It can email Calice a summary after a visit. That system stays off unless its database, scheduler and mail service are all ready.

The site does not send form contents to analytics. Analytics are disabled on privacy, résumé, API, admin and analytics routes.

The purpose is to understand how people find the archive and which public pages are useful. Aggregate metrics are handled by Vercel, which also hosts the site. Detailed visit data, when that separate system is enabled, is stored in a database and sent by an email provider acting on the site’s behalf.

The information is not used for advertising or sold.

Detailed per-visit records are deleted automatically after 30 days. Emails already delivered stay in the recipient’s inbox.

Google Analytics data follows the retention configured for the Google Analytics property. Anonymous aggregate metrics follow Vercel’s retention for the project. Changing your choice stops future collection but does not delete events already processed by those services.

Nothing is recorded until you choose Allow. If your browser sends Global Privacy Control or Do Not Track, none of these analytics systems records anything, whatever you choose.

Choosing Decline later stops future aggregate events immediately. It also ends the current detailed visit and requests deletion of its unsent record; a summary already emailed cannot be recalled.