Privacy
Short version: we count visits, we do not track people.
No cookies, no accounts
This site sets no cookie and asks for no login. There is nothing to sign into, and nothing that follows you from one visit to the next — our analytics is configured to refuse storage outright, so it cannot write one either. That is also why you are not seeing a consent banner: there is no consent to collect.
What we measure
We use Google Analytics to count page views and a few interactions — which filters get used, and when someone opens a venue’s map or an organiser’s page. It tells us which nights people are actually looking for. It runs in a cookieless mode: consent for storage is refused by default and never requested, so the tag writes no cookie on your device and cannot recognise you on a later visit. That is why nothing is asked of you.
What Google Analytics records
For each page view: the page, the referring site, and coarse technical details such as browser, device type and country. Your IP address is used to derive the country and is not stored by us. Because no cookie is set, every page view arrives as a fresh anonymous visitor — there is no identifier that can be traced back to you, no profile built, and no advertising use. Google may estimate overall visitor numbers statistically from this anonymous data.
Search Console
We also use Google Search Console, which reports how the site performs in search results — impressions, clicks and queries, all aggregated. It requires no tracker on these pages.
Links out
Venue pages, maps and organisers’ accounts are on other people’s sites. Once you follow one of those links, their own rules apply, not ours.