Cookies and Privacy

This website uses cookies and collects personal data through some of its features

Like almost every website today, ours uses cookies. They help us make our website work as effectively as possible, making your visit as easy and convenient as possible!

What personal data do we collect?

We have kept the collection of personal data through the website to a minimum, leaving everything in your hands. We only collect the data you provide yourself when sending a message through the website’s contact form, leaving a comment, or subscribing to new posts. This data may include: Name, Email address, Personal website address.

What do we use the collected data for?

  • We use the data collected through our contact form solely to respond to your enquiry/request/question. We do not share this data with third parties.
  • The data entered when leaving comments is used solely to determine whether the comment comes from a real person or a bot. Only your name will be visible in the public section of the website after you leave a comment, but you are free to use a pseudonym.
  • We use the email address and name you provide when subscribing to our Newsletter to send you a notification whenever we publish a new post on the website.

How long do we retain your data?

Your data is stored for a period of 1 year and is then automatically deleted from the system. The data you provide when subscribing to notifications is deleted only after you unsubscribe.

What are my rights as a user?

As a user of this website, you have certain rights regarding your data, which you may ask us to exercise.

Right to data portability

You have the right to transfer your data from one service provider to another. This must be done in a format readable by most devices. You can request all your data stored on this website.

Right to be forgotten

If users no longer wish to visit the website and use its services, they have the right to request the complete deletion of their data after downloading it. You can submit a request to delete your data, and our administrators will carry out the process. You will then no longer be able to log in to your account. /You must be a registered user/

Right to anonymity

You have the right to remain anonymous! Go to your account and change your settings. Go to your profile and anonymise the data you wish. /You must be a registered user/

Right to rectification

This ensures that users can correct their data at any time. Contact us to let us know what you would like us to change in your data.

Right to restrict data processing

Individuals may request that their data not be used for any further processing. The information will be retained but will not be used.

Right to be notified

In the event of a personal data breach, affected individuals have the right to be notified within 72 hours of the incident.

You can take steps to manage your data here:

Personal Data Management

Cookie Law

The Cookie Law is part of online privacy legislation. Websites are required to obtain their visitors’ consent to store information in, or retrieve information from, their browsers.

What cookies do we use?

The types of cookies we use are essential for this website to function properly. They allow us to determine whether you are a registered user, when to display the personal data protection notice, and what your privacy preferences are. We use cookies to analyse visits to our website (Google Analytics) and enable you to share content on social networks (Addthis). Here are their names: __cfduid _fbp GPS IDE NID YSC VISITOR_INFO1_LIVE Google Analytics (__utma, __utmb, __utmc, __utmt, __utmz, _ga, _gat, _gid) PHPSESSID Facebook Pixel ct-ultimate-gdpr-cookie

How can I disable cookies?

All modern browsers allow you to change your cookie settings. You can usually find these settings in your browser’s “Options” or “Preferences” menu. The following links may help you understand these settings, or you can use the “Help” button in your browser’s menus for more details: Cookie settings in Internet Explorer Cookie settings in Firefox Cookie settings in Chrome Cookie settings in Safari web and iOS. Please remember that if you choose to disable cookies, some sections of our website may not work properly. For Microsoft Internet Explorer:

  • Tools > Internet Options > Privacy Tab
  • Use the slider to set your options, or use the advanced options (Advanced…)

For Mozilla:

  • Tools > Cookie Manager OR
  • Edit > Preferences > Privacy & Security
  • Set your options under Cookies
  • Cookie Sites allows settings for individual domains: Block/Session/Allow
  • Stored Cookies opens a cookie management window showing details of stored cookies, with options to delete or block them

For Opera

  • Opera > Settings > Preferences… OR
  • Ctrl+F12
  • Advanced > Cookies
  • Accept cookies – allows the use of cookies. This is the default setting.
  • Accept only cookies from the site I visit – allows cookies only from the website you have visited.
  • Never accept cookies – disables the use of cookies.
  • Delete new cookies when exiting Opera – deletes new cookies after closing the browser. If you have visited a new website that stores information in cookies, the newly created cookies are automatically deleted when you close the browser.
  • Ask me before accepting cookies – the browser asks the user whether to accept cookies when needed.
  • Manage Cookies – manage your cookies.

For Google Chrome:

  • Options > Advanced settings
  • Privacy > Content settings > Cookies
  • Allow local data to be set (recommended) – this is the default setting.
  • Allow local data to be set for the current session only.
  • Block sites from setting any data.
  • Block third-party cookies – yes/no
  • Clear cookies and other site and plug-in data when I close my browser – yes/no

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