The American Mind

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Like all other web servers, the web servers of theamericanmind.com automatically creates log files for each visitor who accesses the site. These access logs allow me to make the site more useful to my visitors. The access logs do NOT record a visitor’s name, address, phone number, credit card numbers, or any other personally-identifying information. Rather, they contain some or all of the following information:

• The Internet Protocol Address (IP Address) of the machine which accessed the Web site.
• The date of the visit.
• The time of the visit.
• The path taken through our Web site.
• The browser being used.
• A list of files downloaded or viewed.
• The amount of time spent listening to audio files contained on this site.
• Any errors encountered.

Although my Content Management System has an anti-spam device in place, information that you post when leaving a comment on my site becomes public and your e-mail address and/or personal home page address may become available to third parties accessing this web site.

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This site also uses so-called “cookies” to collect information. A cookie is a string of characters that can be written to a file on the user’s hard drive when the user visits a web site. Only the web site that set the cookie can read it, and it can only be used as a recordkeeping device to store information that the site already has. It cannot, for example, be used to read other information from the user’s hard drive.

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