How to Get in Touch
If you’d like to contact me directly, the best and most reliable way is through email. I check my inbox several times a day, especially when I’m working on new guides or replying to reader questions. Whether you want to discuss a specific dungeon strategy, ask about a UI setup, or just share your thoughts on the current state of the game, you can reach me at:
I take pride in replying to every genuine message. Depending on my raid schedule or writing projects, it may take a day or two, but I always do my best to respond promptly and personally.
What You Can Write Me About
You’re welcome to message me for a variety of reasons, including:
- Asking questions about my articles or guides
- Requesting help with in-game strategies or preparation
- Suggesting a new article topic you’d like me to cover
- Sharing your own tips or experiences I can highlight
- Reporting outdated content, typos, or technical errors
- Discussing potential collaborations or writing opportunities
Every message is valuable — whether it’s feedback, a correction, or an idea that could improve the site for everyone.
Business and Editorial Inquiries
If you’re contacting me on behalf of a publication, team, or any game-related project, please include a clear subject line in your email so it doesn’t get missed. I’m open to freelance contributions, partnerships, editorial collaborations, and writing consulting—especially in the World of Warcraft and MMORPG space.
Please note that I do not offer any paid linking or promotional services, and I won’t respond to generic mass requests.
Privacy and Message Policy
All communication is kept private and confidential. I don’t share, forward, or sell any user information. You don’t need to provide your full name or personal details—just a clear message and a working email if you’d like a reply.
If you’re sending in a tip, bug report, or feedback that helps improve the site, I may reference it anonymously in future updates, but I will never quote or post your message publicly without your permission.
Final Words
This site is a personal project and passion of mine. I started it because I wanted to share what I’ve learned over the years and keep learning along the way. If you’re reading this and thinking of reaching out—do it. Whether you’re a beginner or a seasoned veteran, your thoughts and ideas matter here.
Looking forward to hearing from you.
— Tom Robinson
