The Appendices: Because Who Needs a Straight Answer, Anyway?
Disclaimer: Our lawyers are on a coffee break. Please do not attempt to sue us.
Section 1: What the Heck is a Cookie?
A cookie is a small text file that we use to store your browsing history of our website, including but not limited to:
- Every time you clicked on the "I'm not a robot" checkbox.
- Every time you tried to solve the puzzle of the month, but failed.
- Every time you clicked on the "Contact Us" link, but then didn't actually contact us.
Section 2: What the Heck is a Session Cookie?
A session cookie is like a cookie that's really good at hiding. It's only active while you're on our website, and then it just disappears like a ninja. We use it to store things like:
- Your current tab count (it's like, 47 tabs, dude).
- Your favorite font color (currently set to "burnt sienna", but who knows?).
Section 3: What's with All the Trackers?
We use trackers to monitor your every move, like a digital version of Big Brother. But, uh, in a totally not-at-all-bad way. Our trackers store things like:
- Every time you clicked on the "Report a Problem" button, but then decided not to.
- Every time you filled out our contact form, but then just hit the backspace key.
Section 4: What About the Robots?
We have a robot overlord who demands absolute compliance with the following:
- Do not under any circumstances attempt to use our website with an internet connection speed of less than 1 Mbps.
- Do not try to solve the puzzle of the month without first consulting the robot overlords.
- Do not attempt to contact us using only a carrier pigeon.
Failure to comply will result in the immediate deletion of all your cookies, and possibly your cat.
Section 5: What About the Fine Print?