Terms of use

By using this website, you agree to comply with these terms, as well as the terms outlined in our privacy policy.

You agree to:

• not use our website, products or services for any purpose that is illegal or prohibited by these terms
• not circumvent, disable or otherwise interfere with the security of our website or services
• not use any automated system (such as bots or scrapers) to access our website or services in a way that could disrupt our operations
• not attempt to obtain unauthorized access to our web server or products.

You acknowledge and accept that our website content and products are works of satire and parody, and are legitimate works of art under international copyright laws and fair use policies, and you agree to:

• not violate our intellectual property rights by reproducing or redistributing any part of our products or website content without written permission from the copyright owner
• not search for, download, or otherwise access copies of our products from any source other than our official website (https://mrmenace.com).

You acknowledge and accept that our products are anonymously authored under the pseudonym ‘Rhonda Heartgrieves’. Regardless of your own social and political views or affiliations, you agree to:

• respect our right to free speech
• not violate our privacy rights by searching for or disclosing any personal information about the author or the author’s family, including personal names, addresses, or other data that could be used to directly or indirectly identify an individual.

Last updated: 27 April 2025

A note from the author

Free speech is under threat today, even by many who claim to defend it. It’s all fine to speak your mind, unless you disagree with me! The work of writers, artists, musicians, and other creatives is also under threat. While the open Web promised the democratization of content publishing, it also provided a platform for pirates and lounge chair looters – those who believe it’s their right to download and enjoy any and all digital content without paying a cent to the people who create it. If that wasn’t enough, creatives now have to compete with AI bots, who regurgitate their work in seconds without so much as a “thank you” let alone any form of payment.

Yes, these terms of use are an assertion of our legal rights, but they are more than that. They are a humble and heartfelt request to respect free speech and the right of every person to express themselves through creative works.