Cookie policy
Last updated 20 September 2026
This site was built to weigh little and collect little. It uses no advertising cookies, builds no visitor profiles and shares nothing with ad networks. Every typeface and image is served from this same domain, so simply reading these pages sends no request to any third-party server.
What is stored
A cookie is a small file a site keeps in the visitor's browser. For technical reasons this site uses the browser's local storage instead, which serves the same purpose and is subject to the same rules.
| Name | Purpose | Category | Lifetime |
|---|---|---|---|
| fermento-consent-v1 | Remembers the choice made in the cookie banner, so you are not asked again on every visit. | Essential | Until deleted by the visitor |
This is the only record the site creates on its own initiative. It holds no name, no email address and no identifier that could single anyone out; it stays on the visitor's device and is sent nowhere.
Embedded third-party content
The group's reflections are published as text and as audio recordings. When a recording or a video is hosted on an external service, that content is not loaded automatically: a notice appears in its place, and loading happens only if you allow it. Once allowed, the external service may log the access and set cookies of its own, under its own rules.
The “Audience measurement” category appears in the settings in case an anonymous visit count is ever needed. It is not in use at present and no such tool is installed.
Hosting logs
As with any site on the internet, the hosting provider records technical data for each request — IP address, date and time, page requested and browser type — to keep the service running and secure. These logs are not cookies, serve no advertising purpose and are not used to identify visitors.
Changing or withdrawing your choice
- Use the link in the footer of every page and save the new choice.
- Alternatively, clear this site's data in your browser's privacy settings. The banner will reappear on your next visit.
- If you refuse everything that is not essential, the site still works in full; only content hosted elsewhere stays unloaded until you allow it.
Further information
How the group handles personal data — names, texts and voice recordings — is set out in the privacy policy.