Oops! I let one of my certificates expire. Sorry if this affected you in some way. I should stop being bad with maintaining my website. I don't want to become just another asshole who preaches about how the web landscape sucks and that we need to change it, only to literally just stay on platforms like Twitter. >////<
Lately, I've made three important changes. First, I switched both of my services (here and Citrus Plaza) to Contabo VPS. It's not a major change by any means. In fact, I would have stayed at Vultr if they hadn't been scrutinized for a clause in their ToS (though they didn't do anything wrong in practice and in fact revised that clause to state that clearly). It was just that I got to pay less for my services since Contabo offers more powerful hardware for $5.50/mo. than Vultr does at $10/mo, so I got some neato cost savings. Second, I have a Ko-fi now! It's not much, since I don't wanna grow an audience at the expense of my art (which has happened over and over and over with many artists back at Twitter). It's just that it'd be neat to have some pocket change if people like my work so much. Third, I have updated the Terms of Service. You can view what servers I limit or ban now, rather than just hope the Fediblock API scrapes my server (and that hasn't happened yet) or hope I'm not cutting off servers that did nothing wrong.
Welcome to (what will soon be) the unveiling of my website (I just need to get a VPS soon)! I've finally found a style that I could be happy with (teal-on-black), and the formatting is complete. Keep in mind, though, that some things are yet to be completed. In particular, I will need to continue to work on the "NSFW!" page, the "Sketches! page", the "Writings!" page, and the "Projects from Others" page. Plus, I will be making images to brighten up this website. However, I'm still really proud to get this done. As someone who can truly be considered nerdy, and not just addicted to the internet (probably crying from not knowing how to use e621, too, lol), I've felt that having my own website would mean that I'm fully tech-literate. It would mean that I at least have a lasting digital presence outside of someone else's server. In other words, I would finally become a Landchad (Though I personally dislike Luke Smith, the inventor of this term, myself). So, yay! I hope you'll appreciate what I've created, both for the site itself and for what it has to offer.