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About The Iron Ragdoll.
A paracosm about a little girl solving mysteries and getting tangled up in conspiracies, corporate intrigue, and international espionage.
About me
Tofutush here. I like comics and OCs. I belong to the Cat Cult where we worship cats. You should join us.
A good spy1 has many aliases. I may also be Mafia Don, Sirocco, XXQ, 黑帮老大,吸螺壳, depending on the context.
Stalk me or whatever:
I'm probably on other places too, just not as often. I'm usually Tofutush on all platforms. Not being able to get a username that says Tofutush would make me lose interest in that platform.
Captain Underpants, in Professor Poopypants's silly name chart, when you plug in Xie as the last name.
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Boundaries
Please don't draw parallels between my paracosm and real-life, even if I initiated it! I understand the difference between real-world and imaginary, and so should you. This includes (but is not limited to) first and foremost comparing Bauhinia to Hong Kong based on the flower alone. Imagine growing up around a beautiful flower you've grown to adore and everyone else just goes "ooooh HK" whatever they see it. Cut it out. HK doesn't own the flower.
License
(Me pretending I totally know all about licenses) The contents of this site is licensed under CC-BY-NC-SA. This thang pretty much sums up my attitude towards anything, really: do whatever you want, credit the original author, don't make money off it, and don't prevent other people from doing the same to your version. If something out there isn't released under this license somehow, I'd be a good little pirate and pretend it is anyways. (Here is your daily reminder that pirating is good, actually. It doesn't cut off any profits from the seller. Basic economics apply: you cannot make money off a consumer whose willingness-to-pay is zero.)
I'd love code to have a similar license too, but apparently noncommercial goes against being open-source? Like how come? The closest to CC-BY-NC-SA I've found is GNU GPLv3, but that still allows commercial use, which goes against my principle of "if I cannot make money, no one else should either." So I'm gonna tack this license to the code anyways. Who's gonna stop me? Who's actually gonna use the code? Right? If you do turn out wanting to copy my code (or a part of it), I have four things to say to you: go wild, credit me, don't make money (stay poor with me), and I love you.
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No, sorry, officer, that's figurative language, I'm not actually a spy, wait hang on are you listening? I told you I'm not — I can explain — BAM