The story behind Daniel
Daniel's invented story begins in Germany with a notebook full of diagrams and an unusual concern for labels. In a household where the instruction manual routinely went missing, he became fond of explaining things with drawings. The diagrams were informative. Some of the drawings were funny. One illustration of a stubborn kettle became, in family mythology, a minor celebrity.
His Majestic Memes articles bring that combination of precision and play to image rights, accessibility and science-related jokes. Daniel likes a clear example, a link to the relevant primary guidance and an alt description that helps somebody understand the actual gag. He is not presented as a lawyer or scientific authority; the editorial approach is to distinguish a clever analogy from a claim that needs checking. The punchline is allowed to be silly. The permissions and numbers are not.
A useful image description should explain the joke, not list every pixel's achievements.