There is one way to contact Art of the Craft and this page explains it. Corrections to our hobby crafting coverage, questions, and commercial proposals all go to the same place, and below is how to write so that yours gets answered quickly.
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There is one way to contact Art of the Craft and this page explains it. Corrections to our hobby crafting coverage, questions, and commercial proposals all go to the same place, and below is how to write so that yours gets answered quickly.
Everything arrives in the same inbox and is read by somebody whose name appears on the articles.
We answer specific questions much faster than general ones, so it is worth a minute of extra typing.
For anything commercial, write to the usual address and be concrete about what you are proposing. We are slow and selective here on purpose, and the editorial policy explains the terms up front.
If we published something inaccurate, say so plainly and point at the sentence. Corrections are handled under our editorial policy. You do not need to be polite about it, only specific.
Expect a reply inside a couple of working days for most things. Anything that needs verifying first runs slower, on the principle that a late answer beats a confident wrong one.
We are a site that writes about hobby crafting, not a service that acts for you. That means no account recovery, no standing between you and a third party, and no one to one advice. The reasoning is in the legal notice.