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I’d love to hear from you. Whether you’re just starting out or already building something thoughtful, a good message can help Sustineer become more useful.
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Sustineer is a small, independent project, and I’m happy to hear from people using it in real life. You can ask a question, share a resource, point out something that needs correcting, or tell me about a project, garden, place, or initiative that deserves attention.
If you are reaching out about a collaboration, please include a little context about you, your organisation or project, and what you have in mind. It helps me understand whether it is a good fit for Sustineer’s audience and values.
Tell me where you are starting and what you are trying to work out.
Suggest a resource, tool, place, project, or practical idea worth exploring.
Share the details of a partnership, interview, workshop, or collaboration.
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A small note on replies
I read messages myself and usually reply within a few working days. Sometimes it takes a little longer when life or the project gets busy.
If you are reporting a correction or listing update, include the page URL and the change you think is needed. If you are suggesting a collaboration, details about the project and the audience it serves are especially helpful.
I read messages myself and usually reply within a few working days. Sometimes it takes a little longer when life or the project gets busy.
Sustineer is a small independent project, so I may not be able to say yes to every request — but I do read every thoughtful note.
Before you send
Yes, please. Include the name, location, link, and a sentence or two about why it would help people live, grow, repair, or care for nature.
You can. Please be clear about the product or organisation, the audience, the proposed work, and how it would stay useful and honest for readers.
Thank you for telling me. Include the page URL, the detail that looks wrong, and—if you have it—a source or suggested correction.
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