Cookie Policy

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This document provides an overview of how this website uses cookies.

What Are Cookies?

Cookies hold data that is sent to this website with every interaction.

HTTP cookies are used by websites and services to store small pieces of data in web browsers. When a web browser communicates with a website or service, it passes along any cookies that were set earlier by that website or service.

Cookies can be used for various purposes. They enable essential functionality such as identifying and authenticating users across visits. However, cookies can also be used with more controversial goals in mind, such as marketing and serving directed advertisements, or tracking users across the Web.

A distinction can be made based on who sets and uses cookies:

  • first-party cookies are set by this website
  • third-party cookies are set by third-party services used by this website

Another distinction can be made based on how long cookies are stored:

  • session cookies are removed when the browser is closed
  • persistent cookies are not removed when the browser is closed

First-Party Cookies

This website only uses functional cookies for essential purposes.

This website does not use first-party cookies for user analytics, advertising, tracking, or any other purposes besides core functionality, security, and storing choices or preferences.

name value persistence purpose
sessionid token 1 week Used to identify and authenticate users in order to provide a user-specific experience.

Third-Party Cookies

This website uses third-party services that may set cookies.

Third-party services are disabled by default, so third-party cookies aren't set and/or used, as long as the user has not given their explicit consent to enable said third-party services. It is advised that you read the privacy policy and/or cookie policy of a third-party service before agreeing to enable it.

Read this website's privacy policy for more information on each third-party service, and to give/withdraw your consent to enable third-party services.