Cookie notice

A cookie is a small text file that your browser stores when you visit a site. It holds things like your session or a random identifier number. First-party cookies are set by us, from our domain. Third-party cookies are set by another company, like Google or Meta. Similar technologies also exist, such as pixels and browser storage. When we say «cookies» here, we mean all of them.

These three cookies are set by us and without them the site does not work. They do not require consent and are never used for ads. XSRF-TOKEN — protects the form from misuse, so no one can send requests in your name. Lasts 2 hours. adonis-session — keeps your session during the visit. Lasts 2 hours. Session cookie with a name in the form of a unique number (uuid) — stores the content of your session. Lasts 2 hours. All three are Secure and SameSite=Lax: they travel only over a secure connection and are not shared with other sites. Today these are the only cookies the site sets.

These are set only if you accept analytics. We use Google Analytics to understand how many visitors we have, which pages are read, and what needs improvement. From this data we do not learn your name. _ga — distinguishes one browser from another with a random number. Lasts up to 2 years. _ga_[measurement ID] — holds the state of the current visit. Lasts up to 2 years. _gid — distinguishes visitors within a day. Lasts 24 hours. These are set by Google. If you do not give consent, Google Analytics is not even loaded on the page.

These are set only if you accept marketing. We use Meta Pixel to measure how many people come to us from our ads on Facebook and Instagram and to show ads to people with similar interests. _fbp — identifies your browser to Meta. Lasts about 3 months. _fbc — is stored only if you came by clicking one of our ads and holds that ad's data. Lasts about 3 months. These are set by Meta. If you do not give consent, Meta Pixel is not even loaded on the page.

The first time you open the page, a banner appears. There you can accept everything, refuse everything, or choose only the categories you want. Refusing takes as many clicks as accepting — this is intentional. You can change your choice at any time from the "Cookie settings" link at the bottom of the page. You can also delete cookies from your browser settings. If you delete the record of your choice, the banner will appear again. If you refuse everything, the page and the registration form work normally.

Google and Meta are American companies. Data collected by analytics and marketing cookies is processed in the United States and in other centers abroad. If you do not want this, just refuse. Registration form data is not sent to them — it remains on our server. The full explanation is in the privacy policy.