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Kiro
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Norway takes a stance against Google Analytics
Why run a website at all? Don't. Simple, and actually free.
endisneigh
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false equivalence. you can run a website without tracking anyone or storing anyone's data - aggregated and anonymized, or not.
Kiro
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Why would I do that if I can't even see if anyone visits it? That's like screaming into the void.
MiddleEndian
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You can just check your Apache/Nginx logs. No need for some elaborate system that gives info to third parties.
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You put your contact details on the site so that people can voluntarily reach out to you if they like the content.
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Are you seriously asking why e.g. a restaurant should provide a menu online?
coldtea
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You don't need analytics for that. A counter will do.
sgtfrankieboy
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That's analytics...
coldtea
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In the sense that saying "leave me the fuck alone" to someone and punching them down and kicking them are both "aggresive"...
So, yeah, they can keep this "analytics".
coldtea
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