Cookie policy.

What a cookie is

A cookie is a small file a website stores in your browser. We also save a small note in this browser, not a cookie, so we can remember your choice. Some of this is needed for the site to work. The rest is optional and only set if you agree. There is no analytics cookie until you make a choice.

What we set

• nac-consent Browser storage, not a cookie. Necessary. Saved after you accept all, save preferences, or reject all. Remembers that choice. Always on once you decide. No consent needed to store the choice itself.
• Analytics cookies PostHog cookies and related storage (often named ph_). Only if you accept all, or turn analytics on and save. Used to tell visits apart, record the session, and, if you also join the newsletter, link that email to this browser.
• Cookieless counts No analytics cookie. After you reject optional cookies, or save with analytics off. Page counts only, so we can see what is read without a tracking cookie.
• Preferences Stored inside nac-consent if you turn the category on. Not used by the site today.
• Marketing Stored inside nac-consent if you turn the category on. We do not run advertising, and the site does not use this today.
• YouTube Third-party cookies, only if you press play on a trailer. The frame loads from youtube-nocookie.com when you ask, not before.

The person who runs this site cares about these numbers. They use them to see how the organisation is doing, and they are glad to talk it through. Write to [email protected].

Changing your mind

On first visit you can accept all, or open Manage preferences to turn categories on or off and save. Reject all is in that second step. Closing preferences without saving does not count as a choice. Choose again and we will ask once more.

More detail

Cookies that touch personal data are covered in full by our privacy policy. For anything else, write to [email protected].