Cookie Policy

Section 01

The Short Version

If you browse the public pages and answer no, the only cookie set is the one that remembers that answer.

Section 02

The Cookies We Set

There are three, and this is the complete list:

This cookie is readable by this site's own scripts, because the part of the site that runs in your browser needs to read your session to know whether you are signed in. It is not readable by any other website.

Section 03

What We Do Not Set

For completeness, because most cookie policies bury this:

• No analytics cookie without your agreement. If you say no, we still count how the site is used, without a cookie, as the Privacy Policy explains
• No advertising, retargeting, or conversion-tracking cookies
• No social media cookies — our social links are plain links, not embedded widgets
• No session recording, heatmaps, or scroll tracking
• No cookies from any party other than our own authentication provider

Section 04

Why We Ask

Under most data protection regimes, a cookie that is strictly necessary to deliver a service you have requested does not require consent, and one used for measurement does. So the sign-in cookie and the record of your answer are set without asking, and the returning-visitor cookie is not.

Saying no is as easy as saying yes, and nothing about the site changes if you do. If your browser sends a Global Privacy Control signal, we take that as your answer and do not ask.

Section 05

Managing Cookies

To change your answer at any time, use Cookie settings at the foot of any public page. Saying no removes the returning-visitor cookie. Every browser also lets you view, block and delete cookies, usually under Settings, then Privacy.

Signing out clears the sign-in cookie immediately.

Section 06

Changes to This Policy

If the cookies this site sets change, this page changes with them and the date at the top is updated. It is written from what the site actually sets, and it is checked whenever the authentication setup changes.