Always Active - Required for the website to work

We need to store some information for our website to work properly. This includes things like your privacy preferences, login status, and form data. We can't turn this off, as the site wouldn't function without it. This data doesn't identify you personally and is only used to make the site work as you'd expect.

Helps us understand how visitors use our website

These tools, including Google Analytics, help us count visits and understand where traffic comes from so we can improve our site. They show us which pages are popular and how people navigate around. All the information collected is anonymous - we see trends, not individuals. If you opt out, we won't know when you've visited and can't measure how well the site is working.

Remembers your social media preferences

This feature remembers your Mastodon instance when you use the "Share to Mastodon" button. It's completely optional and requires your permission because it stores information about which Mastodon server you use, which could identify you.

Used to deliver relevant advertisements

These tools help identify unique browsing sessions to show generic ads. We don't collect information to show you targeted ads based on your behavior. However, advertising partners may use these tools to build a profile of your interests and show you relevant ads on other sites. They don't store personal information directly, but identify your browser and device. If you opt out, you may see less relevant advertising.