copyright/credits

website credits
All written, audio, design and graphic elements comprising the namesuppressed web site (hereafter referred to as "the site") are ©1997-2003 Kohan Ikin, except where otherwise stated. Photography is ©1998, 2000 Simon Wright and Matt Parker. All content on the site may not be distributed, duplicated, copied, broadcast or altered without the prior written consent of the copyright owners, except where otherwise stated.

conditions of use
Images marked on the presskit page may be used freely, so long as the photographer is credited and the address of this website (www.namesuppressed.com) is mentioned somewhere on the page. See below for photo credits.

Audio files on this site (including MPEG Layer 3, RealAudio, Impulse Tracker and Scream Tracker format files) are provided for personal (non-commercial) use only. Any copying, renting, lending, diffusion, public performance or broadcast of these files without the authority of the copyright owner is prohibited.

Basically, unless we've already told you it's okay, please ask permission before you use anything on this site commercially.

photo credits
"surreal" by Simon Wright, Nov 1998
"official shot" by Simon Wright, Oct 1998
"also surreal" by Matt Parker, June 2000

useful kit
The following equipment was used to develop this website:

  • 486DX/2 66Mhz, 32MB RAM
  • Umax Astra 610S scanner
  • Iomega Zip Drive
  • Helios TextPad 4.1
  • Paint Shop Pro 5.03
  • Cool Edit 2000
  • Netscape Navigator 3 Gold
  • Netscape Navigator 4.08
  • Opera 4.0 Beta 3
  • WebTV Viewer

thanks
Special thanks fly out to - Simon Wright for his website design advice & photography & for giving me a kick when I need it, Matt Parker for wearing a silly hat & helping with photos & his general support, Christin Singh for helping with WebTV compatibility and supporting me when I need it most, and Michelle Jorgensen, Chris Hoar, Katy Hackling, Matt Sheard, Kara Donnelly and Claye Parkinson for being the original namesuppressed fans. Your names shall never be suppressed.

Hmmm. That last sentence is kinda lame, isn't it?