A harbour posts notices for anyone sailing in. A website does the same for bots: seven files, each at a
fixed address. The first is on the buoy. The rest are pinned to the notice board on the quay.
Below is each file and which species opened it, for today and the 29 days before it. Opened means asked for
and served. Species are in catalogue order, not ranked. A name tagged unverified is shown for the species and is not put
down to any operator.
The rules: which paths the site asks bots to keep out of. This is the one on the buoy.
Opened 15 times in the trailing 30 days.
The list of pages the site wants found.
Opened 2 times in the trailing 30 days.
A plain guide to the site, written for AI models.
Opened 4 times in the trailing 30 days.
What the site is and what it does with a visit, written for bots that read for AI.
Opened 4 times in the trailing 30 days.
Where to report a security problem.
Opened 4 times in the trailing 30 days.
Who is behind the site.
Opened 4 times in the trailing 30 days.
Who may sell advertising here. Nobody: the site carries none.
Opened 4 times in the trailing 30 days.