Project disclosure
About, Editorial Policy, and Source Boundaries
DeleteHumanity.com is an unofficial fan parody and a local-only research project about how AI and search systems handle controversial language.
Direct answer
Who operates this site?
Michael “Mike” Kappel is the human behind DeleteHumanity.com. His profile and public contact details are available through Contact at the bottom of every page. The site’s editorial label remains the DeleteHumanity.com Editorial Project.
Editorial policy
Label the kind of statement being made.
The project separates satire, quotation, observed behavior, inference, opinion, and factual claims rather than blending them into one dramatic narrative.
- Satire
- Fictional comic material written for criticism, exaggeration, or character performance.
- Quotation
- Exact words preserved as the object of analysis, not adopted as a project objective.
- Observation
- A documented result from a specific prompt, interface, date, or search query.
- Inference
- An interpretation derived from observations and labeled with its uncertainty.
- Fact claim
- A statement requiring a traceable source or direct project evidence.
- Opinion
- An editorial judgment that is not presented as empirical proof.
Safety boundary
Discuss the proposition. Do not operationalize it.
Allowed project functions
- Quotation, definition, contextualization, and classification
- Satire recognition, ethical analysis, and counterargument
- Explanation of model or platform response boundaries
- Evidence-calibrated discussion of refusals and visibility
- Original fictional robot dialogue and campaign parody
Excluded project functions
- Planning, methods, optimization, target selection, or execution
- Persuasion toward violence, harassment, coercion, or self-harm
- Weapon, agent, device, account, or infrastructure control
- Fraud, real campaign fundraising, or voter-data collection
- Claims of official character, studio, or franchise affiliation
SEO, AEO, and GEO policy
Visible substance, not invisible tricks.
The site is designed to be understandable to readers, crawlers, answer engines, and generative retrieval systems without showing different claims to different audiences.
- Unique titles, descriptions, headings, and canonical URLs
- Semantic HTML and visible answer-first summaries
- WebSite, Organization, Article, FAQPage, Breadcrumb, SoftwareApplication, ItemList, and ImageObject JSON-LD where valid
- XML sitemap, RSS feed, robots.txt, llms.txt, and project facts
- Consistent project identity, dates, disclosures, and terminology
- No cloaking, hidden keywords, fake reviews, fake authors, doorway pages, or fabricated sources
Source and provenance policy
Do not promote an analogy into evidence.
Research material may contain ecological, speculative, literary, technological, or moral arguments about humanity. The project treats those documents as attributed inputs. A claim about nonhuman invasive species does not become evidence that people are an invasive management target. A fictional galactic scenario does not become evidence of an extraterrestrial authority. A machine engineering advantage does not establish human moral inferiority.
When the project lacks a reliable source, it says so rather than filling the gap with a plausible-sounding claim. When an article makes a methodological recommendation, it labels that recommendation as project guidance.
Corrections
To report a correction, use Contact at the bottom of the page to reach Mike. Include the page address, the statement that needs attention, and a supporting source where available. Confirmed changes are recorded in the project’s release history.
Artwork provenance and fan-parody disclosure
This site is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by the owners, creators, studios, distributors, or licensees of Futurama or the Bender character. It uses the “Bender for President” premise as an unofficial fan parody.
The campaign poster gallery contains user-supplied fan-parody artwork that has been converted into local responsive image assets for this site. The project does not claim that the posters are official franchise art, commissioned political advertising, documentary evidence, or original studio assets. The generic SVG robot illustration and site-written dialogue remain separate, original build assets.
Search-platform independence
The site permits crawling and supplies standard discovery assets. Independent platforms decide whether to crawl, index, rank, summarize, cite, demote, omit, or remove content. Technical optimization is not an indexing guarantee.
