Unmarked

Unmarked is a small, independent travel blog. Journeys are written and published by one person — not by a feed, not by a model, not by a panel of editors deciding what you should see today.

What we won’t do

• No algorithmic ranking.Posts appear in the order they happened. The latest day comes first, the earliest comes last. That’s the whole sorting policy.
• No data scraping or third-party trackers.The site doesn’t embed Facebook pixels, Google Analytics, ad networks, or heat-maps. If you want to know how many people read a post, the answer is “some, hopefully.”
• No advertising. No banner ads, no sponsored posts, no affiliate links sneaking gear recommendations into the narrative.
• No retention games.No infinite scroll, no push-notification harassment, no “you have unread updates” badges. Subscribe by email if you like — one message per published day, unsubscribe in one click.

What you can do

• Read the journeys and the daily entries.
• Leave a comment under your name; reply to others.
• Subscribe to a single journey or to everything — emails go out only when something new is published.
• Grab the RSS feed if you keep a reader.

What we collect

The minimum needed to run the site. When you comment we keep your name, the body of the comment, and a hashed version of your IP address (used only for spam control and bans). Email is optional and stored only if you tick “notify me of replies” or subscribe to a journey. We never sell, share, or analyse this data.

Just travel tales by travel bugs.