Termsof use

Purpose

mahebrizion.fr is Mahé Brizion's personal portfolio. It presents projects and lets you contact me. Access is free and open; there are no accounts, purchases or subscriptions.

By using the site you accept these terms. If they do not suit you, please do not use it.

Content and intellectual property

The text, screenshots, illustrations and the site’s code are the work of Mahé Brizion unless stated otherwise. You may read and quote them with credit to the source. Any other reuse (copying, republishing, commercial use) requires prior written permission.

Trademarks, names and logos of the services mentioned (Twitch, SNCF, Apple, eBay…) belong to their owners and appear for reference only. These personal projects are not affiliated with or endorsed by them.

Use of the contact form

The form is for writing to me. Do not use it to send spam or unlawful, abusive or rights-infringing content, or to test the site’s security without my written consent.

Submissions are capped per hour. An abusive message may be deleted without a reply.

Acceptable use

Please do not disrupt the site: no attacks, no excessive automated scraping, no attempts to reach non-public parts of the server. Search crawlers and AI agents that respect robots.txt are welcome.

Projects and live demos

The projects shown are personal and provided as is. Some run on my own server and may be unavailable, changed or removed at any time without notice. Links to external sites are provided for information; I do not control their content.

Liability

I take care over the content, but it may contain errors or be out of date. It is provided for information and is not advice. Within the limits allowed by law, I am not liable for indirect damage arising from use of the site. Nothing here excludes liability that the law does not allow to be excluded.

Personal data

How data is handled is described on the Privacy & cookies page.

Changes and governing law

These terms may change; the online version prevails, with its update date. They are governed by French law. In a dispute, an amicable solution is sought first (contact@mahebrizion.fr); failing that, the French courts have jurisdiction, without prejudice to the mandatory rules that protect you if you are a consumer.