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ReaThis welcomes messages from readers, researchers, technology professionals, developers, companies, journalists, and anyone with credible information or useful feedback about the technologies we cover.
You can contact us to ask a question about ReaThis, suggest a topic, report an error, provide supporting evidence, propose an interview, request press information, or discuss a legitimate editorial or business inquiry.
For general communication with the publication, use our editorial address:
Email: [email protected]
When contacting us about an existing ReaThis article, please include the article URL and enough information for us to understand the issue or request.
Send a Message to ReaThis
The easiest way to contact ReaThis is by email or through the contact form on this page.
For editorial questions, corrections, company responses, story suggestions, press inquiries, and general communication:
Editorial: [email protected]
For questions specifically relating to research or articles published by William Scot:
William Scot: [email protected]
Please use a clear subject line and provide enough context for us to understand your message.
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Please provide accurate contact information and a clear explanation of your inquiry so that we can review it effectively.
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General Questions and Reader Feedback
Questions, suggestions, constructive criticism, and feedback about ReaThis are welcome.
You may contact us about subjects including:
- ReaThis articles and editorial coverage
- The website
- Reader experience
- Accessibility or usability issues
- Article structure or presentation
- Topics you believe deserve additional coverage
- Suggestions for improving our research or explanations
Useful reader feedback helps us improve both individual articles and the publication as a whole.
If your feedback concerns a specific article, include its URL and identify the section or statement you are referring to whenever possible.
Suggest a Story, Product, or Technology
If there is a product, company, platform, security issue, software change, technology trend, or industry development you believe ReaThis should investigate, we welcome suggestions.
A useful story suggestion may include:
- The name of the product, company, technology, or development
- Why you believe it matters
- Who may be affected
- Relevant documentation or source links
- The specific question you believe deserves investigation
- Any important context that may not be immediately obvious
Reader and professional suggestions may help shape future editorial research.
Submitting a story or product suggestion does not guarantee that ReaThis will publish an article about it. Editorial decisions depend on relevance, available evidence, reader value, research feasibility, and whether the subject fits our coverage.
Companies cannot purchase editorial coverage, rankings, recommendations, or favorable conclusions.
Our standards are explained in the Editorial Policy and Independence.
Report an Error or Request a Correction
Accuracy is a core editorial responsibility at ReaThis.
If you believe an article contains incorrect, incomplete, misleading, or outdated information, please tell us.
A useful correction request should include:
- The URL of the relevant article
- The exact statement or section in question
- An explanation of what you believe is incorrect or incomplete
- Supporting documentation or credible source links
- Your relationship to the subject, when that context is relevant
Correction requests are evaluated according to the evidence provided and any additional research necessary to verify the issue.
A company, individual, or reader disagreeing with an editorial conclusion does not automatically mean that the conclusion is inaccurate. However, when credible evidence demonstrates that information is wrong, incomplete, misleading, or materially outdated, ReaThis will review the relevant content and make an appropriate correction or update.
You can read our complete process in the Corrections and Updates Policy.
Product Access, Demonstrations, and Review Information
Companies and product representatives may contact ReaThis when they believe access or technical information could help us evaluate a product accurately.
This may include offers of:
- Temporary product access
- Trial accounts
- Product demonstrations
- Technical documentation
- Security or compliance documentation
- Product briefings
- Interviews with relevant technical experts
- Factual responses to editorial questions
- Documentation explaining changes to an existing product or service
Providing ReaThis with product access, documentation, a demonstration, or a company representative does not guarantee publication or influence our editorial conclusions.
It does not guarantee:
- A positive review
- A recommendation
- A specific score
- Inclusion in a comparison or ranking
- Preferential placement
- Approval before publication
- Removal of legitimate criticism
- A particular editorial conclusion
Where access, complimentary services, professional relationships, or other material circumstances could affect how readers interpret an evaluation, ReaThis aims to disclose that context appropriately.
Our evaluation standards are explained on the How We Evaluate Technology page.
Company Responses and Right of Reply
Companies discussed in ReaThis coverage are welcome to provide factual corrections, additional documentation, technical clarification, or a response to findings published about them.
When responding to an article, please identify:
- The article
- The statement or finding being addressed
- The company’s position
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- A contact person for any necessary follow-up
Providing a response does not give a company editorial approval over an article.
ReaThis may update an article when new evidence materially changes the facts or provides important context. We do not remove accurate findings simply because they are unfavorable to a company or product.
Press and Media Inquiries
Journalists, researchers, podcast producers, event organizers, publications, and other media professionals may contact ReaThis regarding:
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- Technology commentary
- Research discussions
- Publication information
- Expert contributions
- Speaking opportunities
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- Requests relating to ReaThis research
Please contact:
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Expert Contributions and Interviews
ReaThis welcomes relevant expertise when it can improve the factual quality or technical depth of our reporting.
Subject-matter experts, researchers, engineers, developers, security professionals, technology practitioners, and other qualified sources may contact us when they can provide meaningful context about a subject we cover.
When proposing an expert contribution, include:
- Your name
- Professional role
- Relevant organization
- Area of expertise
- The subject you can discuss
- Why your experience is relevant
- Any material professional or financial relationships connected to the subject
Providing expert information does not guarantee quotation, attribution, publication, or future coverage.
ReaThis may independently verify information before using it.
Partnerships and Commercial Inquiries
ReaThis may consider legitimate business proposals involving areas such as licensing, syndication, technology, research collaboration, distribution, or other appropriate partnerships.
Commercial discussions remain separate from editorial decisions.
ReaThis does not accept payment in exchange for:
- Positive reviews
- Favorable rankings
- Guaranteed recommendations
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- Removal of legitimate criticism
- Company approval over editorial conclusions
- Vendor-written promotional content presented as independent journalism
Our editorial conclusions are not for sale.
For legitimate business or partnership inquiries, contact:
Please clearly identify the nature of the proposal in the subject line.
You can read more about the separation between commercial and editorial activity in our Editorial Policy and Independence.
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ReaThis may receive information from readers, researchers, employees, industry professionals, or other sources who believe a technology-related issue deserves investigation.
Before sending confidential, legally sensitive, proprietary, or commercially restricted information, contact us first with a general description of the matter.
Ordinary email and website contact forms may not provide an appropriate level of protection for highly sensitive material.
Do not send information or documents that you are legally prohibited from sharing.
ReaThis cannot promise confidentiality merely because information was submitted to us. If confidentiality is important, explain that requirement before sending sensitive details so that the situation can be considered appropriately.
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For questions involving quotation, reproduction, translation, licensing, syndication, or republication of ReaThis content, contact:
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Linking to ReaThis and quoting limited attributed excerpts may be permitted subject to applicable law and our Terms and Conditions.
Full republication or substantial reproduction of ReaThis material requires prior written permission unless the proposed use is independently permitted by applicable law.
Review our Terms and Conditions for additional information.
Privacy and Data Requests
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Privacy-related requests are handled according to the ReaThis Privacy Policy.
Who Handles Your Message?
Messages submitted to ReaThis are reviewed by the publication or an authorized ReaThis editor or representative according to the nature of the inquiry.
Editorial suggestions, corrections, evidence submissions, company responses, and research-related questions are handled separately from commercial discussions whenever appropriate.
Messages concerning articles published by William Scot may be reviewed by William directly when his research or editorial conclusions are relevant to the request.
This separation helps maintain accountability while ensuring that the appropriate person reviews each inquiry.
Learn more about ReaThis, our coverage, and our editorial approach on the About ReaThis page.
Response Times
We aim to review legitimate inquiries as promptly as practical.
Many straightforward messages may receive a response within a few business days. More complicated requests can require additional time, particularly when they involve:
- Detailed correction investigations
- Technical verification
- Supporting documentation
- Privacy matters
- Legal questions
- Requests requiring additional research
- Multiple sources or disputed evidence
We prioritize accuracy over giving an immediate response when an issue requires investigation.
Spam, automated outreach, irrelevant promotional messages, mass link-building requests, and messages that do not contain enough information to evaluate may not receive a response.
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Contact Details
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