Contact the Curve Campaign Desk

Everything on this site is written by one editorial desk, and one address reaches it. There is no form, no ticketing system and no newsletter attached to it. Messages are read, corrections are checked against the page they concern, and pages that turn out to be wrong are edited rather than deleted.

Where to write

Write to [email protected]. Please put the page slug in the subject line if the message is about a specific note, because that is what makes a correction quick to verify rather than quick to file.

What this address is useful for

• Corrections to anything factual on a page, including protocol behaviour described inaccurately.
• Reasoning that is stated in only one direction, where a parameter is missing the failure at one end of its range.
• Broken links, stale documentation targets, or a source that has moved.
• Requests for a phase question the site does not currently cover, with enough detail to tell whether it is a planning question or a product question.
• Anything on the site that reads as a promised outcome, since none is intended anywhere.

What it cannot help with

• Support for any execution tool, console or product. This desk does not operate one and cannot see your configuration.
• Reviewing a specific token, wallet or campaign, or commenting on whether a particular launch is a good idea.
• Recovering funds, unwinding a position, or advising on anything that has already gone wrong on chain.
• Requests for a number the site deliberately does not print, such as a curve threshold or a recommended swap size in isolation from depth.
• Guest posts, link exchanges and syndication requests, which are not accepted.

Sending a correction

The most useful correction names the page, quotes the sentence, and says what the accurate version is. If the correction rests on documentation, a link to the stable root of that documentation is worth more than a screenshot, because it can be checked again later when the page is revisited.

Corrections about arithmetic are welcome and are treated the same way. Every worked block on this site is illustrative and its inputs are chosen for clarity, but the arithmetic inside it should still be right, and a block that does not add up is a defect regardless of how clearly it is labelled.

What to expect back

A reply where a reply is useful, and an edited page where the correction holds. There is no service level attached to this address and no promise of a response time; it is a small desk and the honest position is that a message may sit for a while. What will not happen is a correction being ignored because it is inconvenient.

What the desk covers and how it works is described on the about page, and it is worth reading before sending a request that turns out to be about a subject deliberately left out of scope.