More questions, of the kind lawyers usually answer at length

Last revised 14 September 2026.

Same format, different subject. These came in fewer messages but they came repeatedly.

Who is this site for?

Readers over eighteen. The question at the top stands in front of the camera link, not in front of the text, and a false answer to it is the reader's own affair.

Are you promising anything about the people I'll meet?

Not one thing. Who turns up, how many are around tonight, what any of them does — a page has no way of knowing, and nothing written here should be read as if it did.

Everything here came out of sitting there. Where the sitting was brief, the sentence admits it. Take it as a tested opinion and not as an assurance.

Whose rules apply once I cross over?

Theirs, immediately. The operator over there can rebuild the service, put a price on it or shut it down, and no warning of that passes through here. This page changes none of their conditions and replaces none of them.

Can I use the text?

A paragraph with a link back: please do. The whole page copied over: no. Text and drawings were made for this address and remain with their author.

What if something here is wrong?

Point at it and it gets fixed that day, with no argument about it: stating something firmly about a service that changed last month does more damage than an empty space would. Every one of these pages carries its revision date for exactly that reason.