What a cookie is doing here
A cookie is a small piece of data stored by your browser. This site uses one to protect the contact form, and one to remember the choice you make in the cookie notice. It does not use analytics cookies, advertising cookies, or third-party tags.
Cookies in use
| Cookie | Purpose | Duration | Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| VSSESSID | Keeps a session for the contact form so the submission can be checked and abuse can be limited. It is set when you open the contact page. Other pages do not start this session. | Until the browser session ends | Essential |
| vs_consent | Stores whether you chose “Accept all” or “Reject non-essential”, so the notice can stay closed and the choice can be honored later. | Up to 180 days | Essential |
Accept all and reject non-essential
Both choices are real and both are stored. Today they have the same practical effect, because the site does not set analytics or advertising cookies. Accepting all does not switch on a hidden tracker. Rejecting non-essential cookies leaves the essential cookies in place, which the form needs. If a non-essential cookie were ever added, it would be described on this page first and it would follow the choice already stored.
The notice appears until you choose. After you choose, it closes. You can open it again from Cookie settings in the footer, or use the form on this page. Closing the preferences panel without a new choice does not delete a choice you already made.
Browser controls
You can delete vs_consent or block cookies in the browser. If you block cookies entirely, the contact form may not be able to confirm your submission, because the session cookie is what makes that check possible. You can still email [email protected].
Related detail is in the privacy policy.