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How to reach Haskell World with corrections, questions, press requests or partnership enquiries, and how long a reply usually takes.

If you need to reach Haskell World, this page has everything you need. Most messages are about something we published on programming and software development, a correction or a follow up question, and those are the ones we turn around fastest.

Contact us directly

info@haskell.world

That mailbox goes to the editor's desk. It is the same address whether you are flagging a typo or floating a business idea.

Making it easy to reply to

We answer specific questions much faster than general ones, so it is worth a minute of extra typing.

  1. Request first, story second. We act on the request and read the story for context.
  2. The URL, not a summary of it. Pasting the link is faster for both of us than describing the page.
  3. Symptom and expectation. What the page did and what you thought it would do, side by side.

How long a reply takes

A working day or two is typical. Silence past a week almost always means the message never landed, so resend it before assuming you were brushed off.

Flagging an error

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.

Things we cannot help with

Some requests we simply cannot take. Chasing a company on your behalf, fixing an account we never issued, or ruling on a situation only you can see all fall outside what a publisher does. Haskell World covers programming and software development in general, and the legal notice marks the boundary.