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Frequently asked questions

Meanwhile, here are answers to some frequently asked questions!
Is your name real?
Yes. Yes it is.
What does your name even mean?
It means red lotus. In Sanskrit.
Describe yourself.
That is not a question.
Ok! Can you tell me something about yourself?
I am a conversationalist. With rather idealistic points of view. Passions include minimalism, subtlety, double entendre, abstractness, open-endedness, tango, long drives (bike/car), meeting new people, people-watching, observing behavioral patterns, photography, cinematography studies, food, interacting with eccentric people, music, playing sports, art…
Do you like broccoli?
No, I hate broccoli.
Why did you pick such an absurd name as The Matte Finish?
The Matte Finish is primarily named for a photography blog. When I make photography prints, I like matte prints when compared to gloss and that is the inspiration behind the name of the website.
How do you pronounce “matte”?
Not like “matt-ay”. It’s pronounced like “mat”, rhymes with “fat”.
Are you calling me fat?
No.
What is Mostly Pointless?
Mostly Pointless is my blog I used to host at http://kokonad.blogspot.com. On 20th February 2009, I launched my own website, thanks to my brother Sayontan for encouraging me to go ahead to make that change. I currently host it at The Matte Finish – because I enjoy writing as much as I love taking pictures. Actually I enjoy taking pictures a little more.
Can I use stuff from your website without permission?
As long as you give appropriate credit and drop me off a note.
Can I give you unsolicited advice?
No.



