This page explains what HRD Lab collects from readers and what happens to it.
Analytics
The site uses Google Analytics, set up through Google Site Kit, to count visits and see which articles get read. Google Analytics sets cookies in your browser for this. We use the result to decide what to write about next, not to identify individual readers.
Comment form
If you leave a comment, the form stores the name, email address and comment text you type in. The name and comment may appear on the page once moderation is finished; the email address is not published. We use this data to moderate comments, to reply to corrections and to check reports of errors.
What we do not do
- We do not sell personal data.
- We do not publish the email address you enter in the comment form.
Removing your comment
You can ask for a comment and the details attached to it to be removed. Send the request through the comment form under the same article, saying which comment you mean. Moderated requests are handled with the other comments.
Cookies in your browser
Analytics cookies can be blocked or deleted in your browser settings. The articles themselves remain readable if you do that.
Last updated: October 2026