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Cookie information can be used to monitor and analyze visitor counts and thus improve your user experience. Cookie-based targeting does not identify a visitor or associate information with any personal information otherwise obtained. Targeting allows us to target interesting content to the user based on use of the website.

If you leave a comment on the site, you can choose to save the name, email address and url in a cookie. This feature makes your experince more efficient since you don’t have to fill out the form each time you add a comment. Cookie information is deleted from the browser after a year.

If you have an account and log in to the website, we set a session cookie that determines whether your browser supports cookies. This cookie does not contain personal data and is deleted when you close the browser.

When you log in, we set several cookies that store your login and display settings. Login cookies will be deleted within two days, cookies related to display settings will be deleted after one year. If you select “Remember me” when logging in, your login information will be kept for two weeks. If you log out, the cookies associated with the login will be deleted at the same time.

If you publish an article or edit an existing one, we store a cookie in the browser that contains the ID of the article to be edited. The cookie expires in one day.

We use third-party cookies to collect user data with an analytics tool. We use the tool to optimize our website and provide you with relevant marketing materials. Third-party cookies come from social media channels such as Facebook and Instagram. We use third-party cookies that monitor traffic between websites to provide you with ads and information about our activity through other websites and channels.