Contact the Desk and Send Corrections

Corrections, questions about a specific transaction, and reports that a page has aged out all go to one address: [email protected]. There is no form on this site, no newsletter and no tracking pixel in the reply.

What is worth sending

• A signature that contradicts a page. The most useful thing anyone can send. A confirmed transaction settles a question about program behaviour immediately, and the page gets amended.
• An account layout that has moved. If a launchpad redeployment changed the shape described in a note, say which note and include one recent signature showing the new shape.
• A definition that is being used inconsistently. If a term in the glossary is used differently somewhere else on the site, that is a defect worth reporting.
• A broken or redirected outbound link. Documentation roots move occasionally, and a dead link is a small failure of the same kind as a stale account table.

What will not get a useful answer

Requests for trading advice, for an opinion on a specific token, or for help configuring a bot. None of those are things this desk does, and answering them badly would be worse than not answering. Requests for guest posts, link placements or sponsored mentions are also declined; the site does not sell placement, and paid links would make every other page here less trustworthy.

Requests to remove a wallet address from a page will not arise, because no wallet addresses are published here. Notes describe patterns and structures rather than specific addresses, deliberately, since naming addresses turns a mechanical description into an accusation the evidence cannot support.

How a correction is handled

1. The claim is checked against the transaction or documentation supplied, not against memory.
2. If the page is wrong, the page is edited. Amendments are made in the text rather than appended as a footnote, so a reader arriving later sees the corrected version rather than an argument.
3. The modified date updates automatically, and the original publication date stays as it was. Publication dates are never moved forward.
4. If the disagreement is about interpretation rather than fact, the page states both readings and says which one the desk uses and why.

Response expectations

This is a small desk. A correction backed by a signature will usually be handled quickly because the checking is fast. A longer question may not be answered at all, and that is not a judgement about the question. If a message needs a reply to be useful, say so in the first line.

If you would rather read than write, the glossary covers the vocabulary the rest of the site assumes, and the two section pages for instructions and behaviour list everything published here.