Disclaimer
Welcome to my personal blog, where I share my journey in crafting solutions, articulating thoughts, and indulging in occasional random musings. The opinions and views expressed here are solely mine and should not be associated with any companies, individuals, or entities that are not explicitly mentioned as such.
As an enthusiastic member of the technology and scripting community, I often find inspiration and assistance from fellow enthusiasts. I make it a point to credit these contributions within the respective blog posts. However, the mere mention of these sources does not imply their endorsement of or affiliation with the content presented here unless they are explicitly recognized as an author or contributor.
It’s worth noting that my viewpoints are subject to evolve as I continue to learn and grow. Consequently, I may not always agree with my past opinions, but I choose to keep these posts as a historical archive.
The information provided on this site is intended for technical education purposes only. It is not meant to serve as professional advice. All scripts, steps, or procedures are provided “as is,” without any guarantees of efficacy, and are considered untested. Thus, it is crucial to verify any information from this site in a controlled environment, as any resulting damage or downtime to your infrastructure remains your responsibility. I strongly recommend consulting a professional, reviewing vendor documentation, or contacting vendor support for validation before applying any information obtained from this blog.
The views expressed here are personal and do not reflect those of any past or present employer.
Why the addition of this page?
Inspired by Matt Cutts discalimer, I felt it prudent to include a similar statement on my site.
As Matt Cutts eloquently put it:
Just in case. If I say something stupid in the future [or have in the past], it’s better to be able to point out that the stupidity is mine, and mine alone. My stupidity! You can’t have it!
— Matt Cutts
I fully embrace the responsibility for my mistakes. When errors occur, they are mine alone to own.
No longer wish to be attributed?
If I have cited your public blog, scripts, or other community materials and you prefer to no longer be acknowledged, or if you wish to have your content removed, please reach out to me. I respect changes in how you choose to be credited and will promptly address your concerns. Additionally, if you would like adjustments to better highlight your contributions, feel free to let me know. My aim is to ensure you receive appropriate recognition in the manner you prefer.
While I am not a legal expert, I strive to respect fair use copyright laws and the intent of your blog’s and community forums’ copyright stipulations. Even if you have previously shared your work under Public Domain but later retract that decision, I am open to removing or adjusting the content accordingly.
In short, my goal is to honor the use of your creative outputs in a way that you find satisfactory. Should you change your mind for any reason, I am prepared to make the necessary changes.
Additionally, I strongly encourage you to include a license in your public repositories to clarify usage rights.
To date, I have not received any requests to modify, adapt, or correct attributions. Should this change, I will update this page accordingly.
Question: Why did you include this section?
Answer: This section underscores my commitment to transparency. If I make a mistake, I believe it is important for my readers to know that I am committed to correcting it. Listed above are the adjustments I have made for full transparency.
Thank You
Reflecting on the contributions of countless individuals in the community forums, websites, and blogs that have helped me overcome numerous technical challenges, I appreciate the effort that goes into creating such resources. I am grateful to now contribute back to the community that has supported my learning journey over the years.