PRIVACY

 `Perceptions' has no cookies, pop-ups or hidden code in its pages.

 And the only java is the date (top of html pages) and a Google counter
 at foot.

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 Small point - many or most links are set to open in a new window - so
 you can keep contact with a page you're reading while temporarily
 following a footnote.

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 BTW - just recently added: there should be a Visitors Map button, at the
 bottom of HTML pages, where you can look at the ISPs visiting.

 It's probably nowhere near a complete tally, and doesn't show individuals'
 locations, just the approximate location of (some) ISPs, maybe those who
 bother to identify themselves properly.

 [ * if it's the Geo-Visitors one and you get `warning' page, just keep
     clicking-on, it should correct itself eventually ]

 Some agencies with private access _are_ shown. So you  might see the
 Kremlin, Foggy Bottom, the US Vatican agency in Via dell'Umilta, maybe
 the UK SIS comms-HQ at Westminster Bridge, the Paris Rue Saint-Roch
 area, one at the Schloßplatz in Berlin, and a complex north of Beijing's
 `Forbidden City'. They seem to be `regulars' and you might spot others
 from time to time, like Seattle and New Delhi.

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 BTW2 - You can use "mail perceptions" page for your news or comments -
 and that's anonymous too, the mail-form doesn't ask for an email address,
 though you can type in an address if you want a direct reply.

 If you want, your mail can be published in "perceptions mail" pages,
 as `social' or `science' or `metaphysical'.

 Bottom of `Perceptions' Home  (front page) is stuff on `attributions',
 `advertizing' and `net self-defense' (yours).

 cheers
 Ray D

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