What follows from being paid for introductions

Last revised 13 September 2026.

One arrangement, and three consequences that come out of it whether anybody likes them or not.

The arrangement

A single fee for an introduction. Cross over, use what is there, and the operation at the far end may owe this domain one payment for the pointing; after that, everything is between the two of you and none of it returns here in any form.

Because the fee lands after you go, reading is worthless to me

Nobody on this side gains anything from a page being read, which is why no advertising space exists, no network is contacted while a page draws, nothing is sold and no payment detail is ever requested. There would be no mechanism to profit from attention even if the intention were there.

Because no operator has seen a draft, nothing here is ordered

Nobody has paid for a mention, read a line in advance, asked for a change or obtained one. What is on the front page is a list of seven difficulties, four of which argue against pressing the button, and a list like that is not something a seller commissions.

What the fee does affect

The choice of subject, plainly. Pages get built around things that can be linked to, and it would be silly to pretend otherwise. That is where the influence begins and ends.