FAQ / Frequently Asked Questions

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Whose opinion is expressed on this website?

This website reflects the purely personal opinion of the author. If it happens to conflict with your worldview, you are more than welcome to create your own website and express your thoughts there.

What topics are off-limits here?

We do not discuss political ideologies, religious movements of any kind, military conflicts, or dual-use technologies. You can easily find all the information you need on those topics on other web resources. Scientific understanding of the world is our top priority. My gaze is directed toward outer space, yet looking inward is just as important to me.

Can I copy or reuse the content from this site?

All materials published on this website are the personal property of the author and are not to be copied or redistributed on other platforms. If you wish to borrow any information, please take the time to request permission via the contact page.

Should I take the information here as professional advice?

The information provided on this website is for educational and informational purposes only. It does not constitute exhaustive professional recommendations or guidelines.

How is the content moderated?

The content on this site is strictly moderated in compliance with the laws of the jurisdiction where the domain address is registered. If you believe that certain information exceeds legal boundaries, it will be removed from the site upon an official request from the relevant regulatory authority.

What kind of projects are published on this website?

The content here falls into a few key categories:

  • Personal projects and concepts by the author, both completed and currently in development.
  • Creatively adapted projects. If a project is based on someone else’s open-source work, it is published with a credit to the original creator. The need for explicit permission depends on the level of similarity; in cases of complete redesign, the original work is mentioned nominally.
  • Test tasks from job applications. Unpaid test tasks are published freely as part of my portfolio. However, if a test task was fully compensated by an employer, it is considered their intellectual property and will only be featured here with their explicit consent.