About this site

Here’s the list of things I think you should know about this site (updated 9/1/2025):

  1. The content on this website is free from generative AI! All the work noted as coming from me has been made with love, by human hands (and mice and keyboards).
  2. This website uses cookies, which are small blocks of code used to help remember your visit(s). I only have them so Google Analytics can give me better insight on how my site and content are doing.  By using this website, you consent to receiving these cookies. You can view a complete list of what I use and why here.
  3. You might notice an icon on the bottom right that looks like three arrows going in a circle. That’s because this site uses reCaptcha, another service from Google that prevents spam and bots by checking how you interact with this site. You can read Google’s privacy policy here and their terms of service here.
  4. Most of my multimedia content is hosted on external sites (Largely YouTube). This is because dedicated services handle things like PDFs, video and audio better than WordPress does natively. If you click on a piece of content and it takes you to a new site, that means that you are leaving my site, and will be subject to the T&C of the external site.
  5. This website is hosted by TMD Hosting, using the WordPress.org Content Management System (CMS). However, if something on my site seems to be broken or not working correctly, please see the contact page to let ME know.
  6. As noted in the footer, the current site theme is “Bold Photography” by Catch Themes, but I’ve also layered some custom CSS on top, meaning some things will look different should you install it for yourself. Huge thanks to Sam Lin for his patience in helping me figure out this black magic.
  7. The “Multimedia Project” tagline originated from my friend Path, and they were kind enough to give me permission to use it here. At this point, I think “multimedia” is a more accurate word to describe the myriad of things I’ve been working on, and “project” stands as a nod to the eternal work-in-progress-ness of life.
  8. The cover photo was taken by another friend, Susannah Outhier.