Use it, fork it — but read what it is first.
This site publishes research write-ups and working instruments. Both are offered openly and both come with limits worth stating plainly, because a lossy picture has to say where it lies and so does a set of terms.
1. Who this is
This site is operated by Evelyn Campbell (enactedvolition on GitHub). It is personal research output, not the work or the position of any employer, institution or client. Contact details are in the contact section of the home page.
2. Licence
- Code — no licence file is currently published for the source of this site. Projects that carry their own licence file are governed by that file.
- Write-ups and figures — the prose and charts on the research pages may be quoted and reproduced with attribution and a link back to the page. The published model has a DOI; please cite that rather than the web page for academic use.
- Name and mark — the licence covers the code and the content, not the handle or the site's identity.
3. The research is research
Everything here is exploratory work published as it develops. Results are reported with their controls and their failures, including the ones that went against my own predictions — but they are single studies, not settled findings, and some have not been peer reviewed.
In particular, the computational neuropharmacology work is a simulation of a simplified model of dopaminergic signalling. It is not medical or clinical guidance, it makes no claim about any real person, and nothing on this site should be used to inform a decision about drugs, treatment or health. Speak to a qualified clinician.
4. The security tools
GHOST_CHAIN, WHISPER_KEY and NET_INTERCEPT are archived instruments, provided for research, education and authorised testing.
By using them you confirm that you have permission for every target you point them at, and that your use complies with the law where you are. Reconnaissance against systems you do not own or have written authorisation to test is unlawful in most jurisdictions. I am not responsible for what you do with them.
They also have real limits. Browser CORS rules block much of what a server-side tool could reach, several panels return guidance rather than live data, and the steganography tool's output is not a secure channel — LSB embedding is detectable by standard steganalysis regardless of how the payload is encrypted. Treat their results as indicative and verify anything that matters with a proper tool.
5. No warranty
Everything on this site is provided "as is", without warranty of any kind, express or implied, including fitness for a particular purpose and non-infringement. To the fullest extent permitted by law I accept no liability for any loss or damage arising from use of this site, its tools, or anything derived from them. Nothing in these terms limits liability that cannot lawfully be limited.
6. Availability
The site is hosted on GitHub Pages and offered with no uptime commitment. Pages, tools and links may change, move or be withdrawn without notice; the archived tools are kept running but are not actively maintained. External links are provided for reference and I am not responsible for what is on the other end of them.
7. Contributions
Issues and pull requests are welcome. Anything you submit to a public repository is public, and by opening a pull request you offer your contribution under that repository's licence.
8. Privacy
What the site stores and what it sends elsewhere is set out in full on the privacy page, which forms part of these terms.
9. Changes and governing law
These terms may be revised; the date above moves when they are, and every revision is visible in the commit log for this file. Where a governing law must be determined, the law applicable at my place of residence applies, without prejudice to any mandatory consumer protections available to you locally.