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How to reach 9sBlog: a dedicated address for corrections, takedowns and privacy, partnerships, or a general message. No form, no phone number, no office — just an inbox that gets read.
9sBlog is an independent technology blog, not a company — there is no office, no switchboard and no support desk behind it. What there is instead is a set of addresses, one for each kind of message, so yours reaches the right place and gets read.
Where to write
| For | Address |
|---|---|
| General questions and feedback — about an article, a suggestion, or anything that does not fit below | [email protected] |
| Corrections — a fact, figure, price or step on a page that is wrong or out of date | [email protected] |
| Takedowns, removals, privacy and rights — a page that is wrong about you, uses something of yours, or a request about data the site holds | [email protected] |
| Advertising and partnerships — affiliate, sponsorship or business enquiries | [email protected] |
If you are not sure which one fits, [email protected] always reaches the person who edits the site.
A few things worth knowing
- Corrections get priority. Point at the specific page and the specific sentence, and it is fixed faster than anything else. If a guide has aged and no longer matches the current version of the software, that is exactly the kind of note that is wanted.
- Takedowns do not need a lawyer. If a page here is wrong about you or your business, or reproduces something it should not, write to the address above and it is corrected or removed. You do not have to threaten anything to be taken seriously.
- Nobody is paid for coverage. A partnership can put an ad or an affiliate arrangement on the site, disclosed at the point it appears. It cannot buy a recommendation or change what an article says — that is not for sale.
- There is no form, phone number or postal address, because none of those exist for this site. Messages are read by one person, and the ones that need a change to the site get one. No promise is made about how fast a reply comes, only that it is read.
If what you really want to know is what the site covers, the standards behind it and who is accountable, that is on the about page; what data the site keeps is set out in the privacy policy.