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People can choose to make their collections public, and you can see when your work is in those ones. But yeah, private is private.

Funnily enough, you can sometimes glean information by the URLs people got to your page from. (You still can't click through and see the collection, though.) I know that at least one of my asset packs is in a collection titled Competitor, even if I will never know who my rival is.

The referral URLs on my Analytics page all show itch.io links, including my profile page and some of my works' relevant tags, so, for the time being, it looks like all my referrals are currently internal.

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Collections are also itch links, yeah. But they'll only show in your referrals if someone actually clicked through to your page through the collection, which isn't super common, especially in a private collection. I wouldn't worry about it, it's just funny trivia.

It's also worth noting that people don't need to actually own or play your game to add your stuff to a collection.