Terms of Use

By browsing this site or using the Guestbook, you're agreeing to these terms. If something here doesn't sit right with you, the simplest option is to not use that particular feature.

This is a personal portfolio built to showcase projects, writing, and ongoing work, but not a company, a commercial product, or a service with uptime guarantees.

Content here reflects personal opinions and work in progress. It may change, move, or disappear without notice as the site evolves.

Unless otherwise noted, the design, original writing, and project descriptions on this site belong to the site owner. Code shared publicly on GitHub follows whatever license is attached to that specific repository, not this page.

Please don't reproduce or repurpose original content from this site without asking first.

This site is built with the help of open-source software: frameworks, libraries, and tools maintained by generous communities. Full credit goes to the maintainers of the projects this site depends on.

The Guestbook is a small, friendly corner of the internet. Keep it that way:

• No spam: no promotional links, repeated posts, or unrelated content.

• No harassment: of the site owner, other visitors, or anyone else.

• No offensive content: hate speech, slurs, or anything designed to shock rather than say hello.

• No impersonation: post as yourself, not as someone else.

Messages are automatically checked for links and basic inappropriate language before they're published, and the same checks run again on the server as a backstop. Beyond that automated pass, any message that breaks the conduct rules above may be removed without warning, and repeat issues may result in a Guestbook account being blocked entirely.

This site is provided as-is, without warranties of any kind. There's no guarantee it will always be available, error-free, or perfectly up to date; it's a personal project maintained on a best-effort basis.

This site links out to other places: GitHub, LinkedIn, project demos, articles, and more. Those sites are outside this site's control, and their own terms and privacy practices apply once you leave here.

Questions about these terms, or about something you've seen on the site, are always welcome directly: