Web pages come and go. Whenever I built something that I thought might make other folks' lives easier, I made a drawing or took photos and shared that something on a web page.

If there isn't enough interest in a web page to justify maintenance effort, I remove the page. I determine interest by comparing the number of feedback e-mails to the total number of hits. If you find something you particularly like, an e-mail to let me know will help to preserve it.

If there is significant IP theft, I remove the pages involved to limit my losses. Removed pages may be restored, but only if I have some reason to believe the theft will not recur.

Missing Images?

I'm in the process of implementing an image server in an attempt to reduce copyright infringement. When operational, it will work as follows:

All improper image retrievals will be logged with all available details for possible legal action.

The images on these web pages are intended to be viewed only in the context provided. If you link directly to an image, rather than to the containing web page, you will receive a warning instead of the desired image.

If you copy an entire web page, you will receive a piracy notification instead of the desired image(s) and the requesting server and/or domain may be blacklisted for all future image retrievals.

Improper image access via a third party server may result in blacklisting of both the requesting server/domain and the third party server/domain. In such cases you will receive a piracy notification instead of the desired image(s).