Cookie Policy
This site sets no cookies at all. Not a necessary one, not an analytics one, not a preference one. There is no advertising network here, no tracking pixel, no social-network button, and nothing that follows you after you leave. This page says exactly what is stored on your device, which is almost nothing, and why.
1 · What this policy covers
A cookie is a small text file a site stores on your device so it can recognize that device on a later request. Similar technologies — local storage, session storage, pixels and fingerprinting scripts — do comparable things, and this policy covers all of them, not just cookies.
2 · What this site actually stores
3 · Third parties
Your browser makes requests to no host other than this one when it loads a page of this site. Typefaces are served from this domain, not from a font network, so no font provider receives your IP address. Scripts and images are served from this domain. Nothing is loaded from a content delivery network.
The provider that hosts our server records ordinary web server logs, which include your IP address. That is a server-side record rather than something stored on your device, and it is covered by our Privacy Policy rather than by this page.
4 · Your control
- There is nothing to configure, because nothing optional is set. That is the setting.
- Your browser can block or clear storage for this site at any time. Clearing it will lose the single session-storage item described above, and nothing else on the site will change.
- There is no Global Privacy Control signal for this site to act on, because we set nothing that such a signal would disable. If we ever introduce optional storage, we will honor GPC signals from the day it ships.
- Browsing in a private or incognito window changes nothing about how this site behaves.
5 · If this ever changes
We may one day want to measure how the site is used. If we do, this page is updated before the change takes effect, and the change is summarized under “Recent changes” at the foot of it. Anything beyond the strictly necessary would be set only after you have been asked and have agreed, through a banner that offers refusal as plainly as acceptance, with the ability to withdraw afterward. We would not enable it silently and then describe it here afterward.
6 · Changes
Effective 24 August 2026. If we add a cookie, a provider or any form of measurement, this page changes first, and consent is sought where the law requires it.