What the arena records.

Anonymous visitor signals

Will It Mog uses a signed anonymous visitor cookie for up to one year. It lets the service deduplicate browser activity without creating an account or claiming to identify a person.

Write actions also use a short-lived, secret-keyed network signal derived for a fixed 30-minute window. It helps limit abuse across cookie rotation and shared networks without becoming a permanent network identity.

Public reach definitions

A qualified impression is recorded after the active battle is visible for at least one second while the document is visible, at most once per visitor cookie in each 30-minute window.

A unique viewer is one signed browser visitor per battle, not a count of verified people. A qualified product visit is a first-party document navigation before the deadline, counted once per product and anonymous visitor across the battle window.

Prefetches, non-navigation requests, repeats, rate-limited events, invalidated events, and post-deadline visits do not raise the battle score. Attributed referrals require a Will It Mog share token and are deduplicated before they enter the receipt.

Review and private analytics

Authorized operators can review products, submissions, historical votes, impressions, referrals, and product visits. They can hide unsafe content or invalidate abusive events; public counts and a reviewed winner may change while the original result and audit record remain.

Cookieless DataFast provides private, best-effort product analytics for visits and interface intent. It is not the source of truth for payment, queue delivery, qualified product visits, public reach, or battle settlement.

Support messages

If you contact support, the operator receives the information you choose to send. Share only the product name, approximate checkout time, and Polar receipt or order identifier needed to investigate. Do not send payment-card or bank details.