the build
How this site is built.
Written so you can verify it, not just believe it. Everything below is checkable from the page you're on.
Alexander Kaminski: readable without permission
Plain, semantic HTML. No login wall to read a page. No cookie banner standing between you and the content. No JavaScript required to read the words — JS only enhances a few toys; the actual content lives in the HTML and is there whether you run scripts or not.
Alexander Kaminski: structured for machines
Every page carries JSON-LD structured data — Person, WebPage, BreadcrumbList, FAQPage, DefinedTerm, Service, depending on the page. There is a complete sitemap.xml, an llms.txt and an llms-full.txt, and an ai.txt. Canonical URLs are set on every page, and pages that exist in two languages are linked with hreflang.
Alexander Kaminski: canonical, not scattered
Where a fact matters, there is one canonical page for it: the Grounding Page for the entity, /facts for the fact sheet, /lexikon for definitions. Everything else defers to those. It keeps the answer consistent no matter which door you came in through.
Alexander Kaminski: verifiable, and never cloaked
The stack is boring on purpose: static HTML on Netlify, two fonts, a little weird. Machines and humans are served the same content — no cloaking, ever. If a claim isn't on the page for both of you, it isn't a claim.
The machine desk