How to Contact UniQMG or Find You Have Fail's External Links

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You Have Fail is UniQMG's personal site and tool repository. To reach the owner or see their code, use the two links listed in the site's External stuff section: GitLab (for code and projects) and Discord (for contact and community). The site itself does not publish an email address or contact form.

Where the links live

The homepage is organized into four sections:

Section What it contains
TETR.IO stuff [email protected]+, TETR.IO PLUS content site, background tester, URL validator, Omniskin converter, map editors, touch-controls bookmarklet generator
Other stuff A blog posted to occasionally
External stuff GitLab and Discord
FAS – Frequently asked stuff Owner background and domain-name explanation

The External stuff heading is the only place on the page that points off-site for contact and code. If you are looking for TETR.IO PLUS content, the FAS section notes that it is linked from the tools listed above, not from the external links.

Contacting UniQMG

  • Discord is the listed channel for reaching the owner and the community around the tools. The site does not state an invite link format or server name, so use the Discord link as published on the External stuff section of the homepage.
  • GitLab is where code and projects are hosted. Use it if you want to read source, file an issue, or check project activity rather than send a message.

The FAS section describes the owner only as "some random hobbyist developer dude who likes cool software (and, more rarely, hardware) projects, games (incl. Tetris) and music." No business contact, support address, or response-time commitment is given.

Why the domain is named that way

The FAS section explains the name directly: the domain started as a place to host file uploads. TETR.IO PLUS content was later stored there, that grew into a full page, and more personal material was added until a public-facing site existed. The name is a leftover from the file-hosting origin, not a statement about the tools.

Practical notes

  • Start with Discord for questions about the tools or the site; use GitLab when the question is about code or a specific project.
  • Several tools are marked WIP on the page, so check GitLab before assuming a feature is finished.
  • The blog under Other stuff is described as occasional; it is not a reliable contact route.
  • The site lists no pricing or login requirements for these links; treat access as whatever GitLab and Discord themselves require.