How to Reach the Editorial Desk
Tips, corrections, reader feedback and editorial enquiries are read by the desk and replied to where possible.
The editorial desk reads every email. Tips, corrections, reader feedback and editorial enquiries are replied to where possible. Material corrections are published visibly on the affected page with the original line, the updated line, the reason and the time of correction.
What to send
- Tips — squad news, role changes, injury updates, venue reports and similar first-hand information. Attribution is helpful but not required.
- Corrections — material claims that need to be revised. The desk publishes corrections visibly, not silently.
- Reader feedback — what is working, what is missing, what could be clearer.
- Editorial enquiries — interview requests, syndication questions and similar.
What the desk does not handle
The desk is an editorial operation. We do not run contests, accept deposits, sell paid picks or provide customer support for any fantasy platform. For platform-specific questions, contact the relevant platform's customer care.
Working with the editorial desk
The editorial desk reads every email. Tips, corrections, reader feedback and editorial enquiries are replied to where possible. The desk is a small operation, so replies are not guaranteed, but every email is read and acted on where it adds value to the coverage.
Tips are the most useful input. Squad news, role changes, injury updates and venue reports are welcome from any reader. Attribution is helpful but not required — the desk will publish the information regardless of whether the source is named. Where the source is named, the desk may publish the attribution if it adds value to the reader.
Corrections are the second most useful input. If you spot a material claim that needs to be revised, the desk publishes a labelled correction note on the affected page with the original line, the updated line, the reason and the time of correction. The desk does not silently rewrite claims.
Reader feedback shapes the editorial roadmap. What is working, what is missing, what could be clearer — the desk reads every email and acts on the most useful feedback. Where the feedback is widely shared, the desk may publish a brief on the change that follows.
When to reach the editorial desk
The desk's response time varies with the kind of email. Tips and corrections are read within hours and acted on within the day where the information is verifiable. Reader feedback is read weekly and reviewed monthly. Editorial enquiries are read weekly and replied to where the desk's capacity allows.
The desk is a small operation, so replies are not guaranteed. Every email is read, and the desk acts on the most useful input. Where a tip or correction leads to a published update, the desk may publish a brief on the change that follows. Where reader feedback shapes the editorial roadmap, the desk may publish a brief on the change that follows.
If your email is about a platform-related topic — deposits, withdrawals, account access, contest rules — the desk will redirect you to the relevant platform's customer care team. The desk is an editorial operation, not a platform. The desk does not run contests, accept deposits or sell paid picks.
If your email is about a correction, include the URL of the affected page, the line you think needs revision, and the source for your correction claim. The desk publishes correction notes visibly with the original line, the updated line, the reason and the time of correction. Where the correction claim is verifiable, the desk acts on it within the day.
If your email is about a tip, include the relevant URL of the page where the desk would publish the information, and the source for the tip. Attribution is helpful but not required. The desk will publish the information regardless of whether the source is named. Where the source is named and the desk chooses to publish the attribution, the desk will let you know before publishing.
How the desk closes the loop
If your email is about a correction, include the URL of the affected page, the line you think needs revision, and the source for your correction claim.
The desk publishes correction notes visibly with the original line, the updated line, the reason and the time of correction.
Where the correction claim is verifiable, the desk acts on it within the day.
If your email is about a tip, include the relevant URL of the page where the desk would publish the information, and the source for the tip.
Attribution is helpful but not required.
The desk will publish the information regardless of whether the source is named.
Where the source is named and the desk chooses to publish the attribution, the desk will let you know before publishing.
The desk is a small operation, so replies are not guaranteed.
Every email is read, and the desk acts on the most useful input.
Where a tip or correction leads to a published update, the desk may publish a brief on the change that follows.
Where reader feedback shapes the editorial roadmap, the desk may publish a brief on the change that follows.
The desk does not share reader emails with third parties.
Where the desk publishes a correction or a tip from a reader, the desk may or may not publish the attribution.
Where the desk publishes the attribution, the desk will let you know before publishing.
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