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Email or form: which to use
Use the contact form for quick, structured messages. Feedback on a page, a typo, a broken layout element or a general question fits the form best. It routes your note to the right editor faster. Use email when you need to attach screenshots, share a longer write-up or send documents. Email also suits detailed corrections, where you want to explain what changed and why. If you are unsure, pick the form. Either route reaches the same team, and nothing gets lost between the two.
What to send us
Send anything that makes the guide more accurate or more useful. Spotted outdated information? Tell us which page and what changed. Saw a claim that doesn't match what you found? Include the detail. Want a topic covered, such as a comparison angle or a question we haven't answered? Pitch it in a sentence or two. Searching for stremingcomm, streamingcommunity best or streamingcommunity top and landing somewhere unhelpful? Tell us what you expected to find. Specific notes get specific fixes.
Response times
We reply within 48 hours on business days. Messages sent over a weekend or a US public holiday are answered the next business day. Complex corrections may need a fact-check before we respond in full. In that case, we send a short acknowledgement first and follow up once we've verified the details. If you haven't heard back after two business days, resend your message. Spam filters occasionally catch legitimate mail, and we would rather see a duplicate than miss your note.
What we cannot help with
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