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Although these cookies collect no personal data about you, a May 2012 EU ruling requires every site within Europe to let visitors know that cookies are being used. I elected to be one of the first to comply.
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Finally, I believe it’s a positive move for all sites to disclose their use of cookies and I hope that this cookie disclosure page encourages others to similarly disclose exactly what they use cookies for.