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Terms of Use

Short version: look around, quote a line with a credit, do not lift the work wholesale, and nothing here is a promise of a result.

ShuHQ·Last updated 24 Sep 2026

Who this is

shuhq.com is the personal site of Mark "Shu" Schubert, West Midlands, United Kingdom. Using the site means these terms apply to you.

The work shown here

Writing, design, code, photography and artwork on this site belong to Shu or to the businesses the work was made for, and are protected by copyright. Quote a paragraph with a link back and that is fine. Republishing a whole post, passing the work off as yours, or feeding the site into a product you sell is not.

Brand names and logos in the Work and Brands sections belong to their owners. They appear to show what the work was, not to suggest any of those companies endorse this site.

What the site does not promise

Everything here is provided as it is. Posts describe what was built and what happened, at the time it happened, which is not advice for your situation and not a guarantee you would get the same result. Numbers quoted are from the projects described and are not a forecast for anyone else.

Nothing on this site creates a contract. Work is only ever agreed in writing, separately, before it starts.

Getting in touch

The Say Hello form goes to a real person. Do not send confidential material through it, and do not send anything unlawful, abusive or automated. What happens to the data you send is set out in the Privacy Policy.

Links out

This site links to other sites. They are not under Shu's control and linking to one is not an endorsement of everything on it.

Availability

The site is a personal project. It may be changed, broken, rebuilt or taken down at any time, without notice, usually because something better is being built.

Liability

To the extent the law allows, Shu is not liable for loss arising from use of this site or reliance on anything published on it. Nothing here limits liability for death or personal injury caused by negligence, for fraud, or for anything else that cannot legally be limited.

Law

These terms are governed by the law of England and Wales, and the courts of England and Wales have jurisdiction.

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