Cookies

Draft. The details in brackets must be filled in, and this text read by counsel, before launch. Until both are done it states our intent and binds nobody.

What this site stores on your machine

Nothing of its own. No cookie is set by this site, no analytics is loaded, no advertising tag, no social widget, no third-party script of any kind. The pages are files served by a content delivery network; there is nothing on them that follows you.

The one exception

The contact form may be protected by an anti-spam check. When it is, its provider sets a cookie strictly necessary to telling a person from a robot — nothing more, and it is read by no one else. A cookie strictly necessary to a service you asked for does not require your consent, which is why you are not being asked for it.

Why there is nothing to configure here

A consent banner exists to obtain permission for things that need permission. Nothing on this site needs it. Putting a banner up anyway would ask you to accept something that does not happen, and teach you to click through the ones that matter. If we ever add anything that requires consent, this page will say so before it appears, and the choice will be a real one.

What your browser keeps anyway

Its own cache: the pages, the fonts and the images, kept so that a second visit is faster. That is the browser's doing, not ours, and clearing your browsing data removes it.

Changes

The date of the last change is shown at the top of this page. Any addition of a cookie would appear here first.