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Post-Social welcomes thoughtful enquiries, corrections, contributor proposals and relevant conversations.
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A useful message explains what you are contacting Post-Social about, why it matters and what response you are seeking.
Clear, concise enquiries are easier to assess. For contributor proposals, a short outline is preferred to a completed article.
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Editorial enquiries
Questions about published essays, editorial themes, corrections or the ideas explored by Post-Social.
Send enquiryContributor proposals
A short outline of the question you want to explore, why it matters and the perspective you bring.
Send enquiryCorrections
Please include the article title, the relevant passage and the correction or supporting source.
Send enquiryPartnerships
Thoughtful collaborations, research conversations and projects aligned with Post-Social’s editorial purpose.
Send enquiryGeneral enquiries
For anything that does not fit the categories above, send a concise note with the relevant context.
Send enquiryEditorial principles
Independent, careful and human
Post-Social does not publish paid opinion disguised as editorial work.
Corrections are considered on evidence, not pressure.
Contributor ideas are judged on relevance, originality and clarity.
Personal information supplied in an enquiry is used only to respond and manage the relevant conversation.
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Common questions
How quickly will I receive a reply?
Post-Social is independently run. Most relevant enquiries receive a reply within seven working days, although detailed editorial submissions may take longer.
Should contributors send a finished article?
No. Start with a short outline explaining the central question, why it matters and what perspective you bring. A direction can then be agreed before a full draft is written.
Can I request a correction?
Yes. Please identify the article, the relevant passage and the evidence supporting the requested correction. Substantive corrections will be reviewed carefully.
Does Post-Social accept sponsored articles?
No. Editorial work must remain independent. Relevant commercial relationships or material interests must always be disclosed.
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