This page is the official contact channel for inquiries related to CS-NRRM and this website.
All official inquiries must be submitted through the method specified below.
This page also accepts preliminary inquiries about non-medical longitudinal record organization. It is not intended for medical consultations, diagnosis, or treatment-related questions.
Please contact us only if your inquiry falls within one of the following categories:
✅ CS-NRRM licensing inquiries
✅ Research, educational, or institutional collaboration proposals
✅ Technical partnership and early-stage investment inquiries
✅ Requests for official authorization to use CS-NRRM materials or
documentation
✅ Media, interview, or official materials requests
✅ Administrative inquiries concerning this website or its official documents
✅ Preliminary inquiries about non-medical longitudinal record organization
The following types of inquiries will not receive a response:
❌ Personal medical consultation or treatment requests
❌ Requests for disease diagnosis, prognosis, or outcome prediction
❌ Requests for medical interpretation of photographs or images
❌ Requests for medical judgment, recommendations, or advice
❌ Unsolicited personal messages or contact attempts made outside the official inquiry channel
For non-medical record-organization inquiries, please describe the types of records, their approximate volume and time span, and what you would like help organizing.
Possible tasks include arranging records by date, identifying gaps in the available records, and preserving source references. Organizing photographs concerns dates and source references, not medical interpretation of image content.
Please provide a general description only. Do not submit sensitive personal information, original private records, or private image links at this stage.
Submitting an inquiry does not confirm acceptance of a project or create a service agreement. Any scope, fees, and timeline would be discussed separately after an initial review.
CS-NRRM™ grew out of 12 years of documenting my own experience with vitiligo. Photographs and notes from different points in time helped me follow changes that were hard to see in a single photograph.
I’m looking for a technical partner to build a secure tool that helps people follow changes in their own photos and notes, from the first time a change was recorded to what they observed later.
We would start with one public example and show how each observation can be traced back to the dated photographs and notes that support it. The original archive and private methods would remain under my control.
I’d also welcome conversations with early-stage investors interested in supporting a pilot with a university or research institution. The aim is to explore whether researchers can use the same approach to understand change in their own long-term records.
I want anyone to be able to look at my dated photos and notes and see for themselves how my recovery unfolded over 12 years. Whether a change was visible within months or only became clear years later, readers can follow it in the records.
If you build secure data systems or invest in research tools, please introduce yourself through the official inquiry form below.
Changhun Shin (신창훈), Founder of CS-NRRM™
Explore the photo timeline behind CS-NRRM™: My 12-Year Photo Journey with Vitiligo (2013–2025).
📄 Official Inquiry Form
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All inquiries are reviewed before a response is provided.
Depending on the nature of the inquiry, a reply may not be issued, and response times may vary.
CS-NRRM is not a medical system, diagnostic method, treatment method, or clinical decision-making tool.
It is a non-medical structural observation and interpretation framework based on 12 years of documented personal longitudinal observations. It is designed to organize continuity-preserved observational data in a structured, AI-readable format and to support current-state structural review.
CS-NRRM does not provide diagnosis, prognosis, treatment recommendations, causal conclusions, or predictions of future health outcomes.
✔ AI may be used as an analytical support tool
✔ AI outputs do not constitute medical judgment
✔ CS-NRRM is not intended for treatment or medical decision-making
All content on this website is based on documented personal longitudinal observations and structural interpretation within the defined scope of CS-NRRM. It does not constitute medical advice, diagnosis, prognosis, treatment, or a recommendation for any medical decision.
For questions regarding symptoms, diagnosis, treatment, or other medical decisions, please consult a qualified healthcare professional.
Clear and official communication helps protect the integrity, scope, and intended use of CS-NRRM.
We appreciate your thoughtful inquiries and your respect for the defined scope of CS-NRRM.