Cookie policy for this website
This website sets no cookies. There is nothing to accept or turn off, which is why you have not been asked about cookies here.
What a cookie is
A cookie is a small piece of text a website asks your browser to keep and send back on later visits. Sites use them to keep you signed in, to remember your settings, or to follow you from site to site for advertising.
What this site uses
None. No page of this website, and neither of its forms, asks your browser to store a cookie. That includes the kind often called essential: the site has no accounts to sign in to and nothing it needs to remember between your visits. Our automated checks fail if any page or form starts setting one, so this page stays accurate.
No other tracking either
The site runs no scripts and loads nothing from other companies: no analytics, advertising, maps, videos, or fonts from elsewhere. Its typeface and images come from this site itself. It does not use your browser's local storage, tracking pixels, or any other way of recognising you on a later visit. The server keeps ordinary access logs, as the privacy notice explains.
The questionnaire's answer
The answer to "Is AI worth it?" is kept at a private web address made of random characters, not in a cookie. To come back to it, keep that address.
Our products are separate websites
The Cavendish Ledger and Pemberley websites, which this site links to, are separate from this one. They use cookies, for example to keep you signed in, and parts of each can show Google ads, which use advertising cookies. This policy does not cover them.
If this changes
If we ever add a cookie to this website, we will change this page first to say what the cookie is, what it is for, and how long it lasts, and we will ask for your agreement before setting any cookie that the law says needs it.
Questions
Write to tate.marshall.0919@gmail.com.
This policy was last changed on 2026-10-15.