

Honest about the load. It is heavy and some of it slips.
An “about” page is written once and then quietly becomes a lie. It keeps describing someone who has since changed jobs, changed cities, changed their mind.
This page has one job: to be true on the day you read it. When it stops being true, it gets rewritten rather than left standing.
The idea comes from Derek Sivers, who suggested every personal site should carry one. He was right.
Whether it is a session, a collaboration, a podcast or an argument — the inbox is the same one.