This website uses cookies, small files that are stored on your computer to enhance your experience, which is a common practice for most professional websites. This section explains the data they gather, how we use them, and when we may need to retain these cookies. We will also explain how you can disable cookies, but doing so may limit some of the website’s functionality.
For more general information about cookies, visit the HTTP Cookies page on Wikipedia.
We use cookies for a variety of purposes listed below. Unfortunately, there are no industry-standard ways to disable cookies without completely affecting the features they provide. If you are unsure whether you need cookies, it's recommended that you keep them enabled to avoid disrupting a service you may use.
You can prevent cookies from being stored by adjusting your browser settings (refer to your browser’s Help for details on how to do this). Be aware that disabling cookies will impact this website’s functionality and many others that you visit. It’s generally advised to keep cookies enabled for the optimal experience.
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When you're logged in, we use cookies to store your session details. This prevents the need to log in every time you navigate to a new page. These cookies are generally cleared when you log out to ensure restricted features are accessible only when logged in.
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We may test new features or make subtle changes to the site’s delivery. During this process, cookies may be used to ensure you have a consistent experience and help us determine which optimizations are most appreciated by users. We also use Google AdSense, which places a DoubleClick cookie to serve relevant ads and limit how often you see them. For more information, visit the official Google AdSense privacy FAQ.
Hopefully, this clarifies things. If you're unsure whether to enable cookies, it’s usually safer to leave them enabled to avoid interfering with site features.
