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As far as I know, a "contact us" button (or alike) is both an accessibility standard and a business standard, to say the least. I want to write to the community managers privately --- and please u...
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Monica Cellio
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2021-06-08T17:34:17Z (over 3 years ago)
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As far as I know, a "contact us" button (or alike) is a both an accessibility standard and a business standard, to say the least.- I want to write to the community managers privately --- and please unlike the StackExchange team, kindly do identify by name and operational title if and when you reply.
- As far as I know, a "contact us" button (or alike) is both an accessibility standard and a business standard, to say the least.
- I want to write to the community managers privately --- and please unlike the StackExchange team, kindly do identify by name and operational title if and when you reply.
#3: Post edited
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Mithical
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2021-05-25T04:38:44Z (over 3 years ago)
#2: Post edited
As far as I know, a "contact us" button (or alike) is a both an accessibility standard, a business standard, to say the least.- I want to write to the community managers privately --- and please unlike the StackExchange team, kindly do identify by name and operational title if and when you reply.
- As far as I know, a "contact us" button (or alike) is a both an accessibility standard and a business standard, to say the least.
- I want to write to the community managers privately --- and please unlike the StackExchange team, kindly do identify by name and operational title if and when you reply.
#1: Initial revision
Why isn't there a "contact us" button in the footer of this website?
As far as I know, a "contact us" button (or alike) is a both an accessibility standard, a business standard, to say the least. I want to write to the community managers privately --- and please unlike the StackExchange team, kindly do identify by name and operational title if and when you reply.