Contact

Quick answer: editors@calgarybiztech.com reaches the editorial desk. Corrections come first and are the one thing we always act on. Everything else is read, and a reply is not guaranteed.

What to Send

If you want to	Include	What happens
Correct a fact	The page address, the sentence, and whatever shows it is wrong	Checked against the source. If it is wrong, the page changes and the change is noted
Suggest a topic	The question you could not get answered elsewhere	Read and weighed against what is already covered
Offer local knowledge	What you saw, and whether we can attribute it	The useful ones become research leads. Nothing is published about a named company without checking it
Brief us as a vendor	Documentation, pricing, and a demo environment	Read. It buys consideration and it does not buy coverage
Ask about republication	Which page, where, and for what audience	Usually fine with attribution and a link. Ask first

Corrections Come First

If a page here is wrong, we want to know more than we want to look right.

The useful correction gives us three things: which page, which sentence, and what the correct position is. A link to a primary source makes it fast. Send it without one anyway if that is what you have, because a reader saying “this does not match what the CRA told us” is a signal worth chasing even when it arrives with no citation.

Material corrections change the page and get noted on the corrections page. We do not quietly revise and we do not move a review date to make an unchanged page look current.

Send one to editors@calgarybiztech.com.

What We Do Not Accept

Stated plainly, because it saves everyone the exchange:

• Paid placement. No listing, ranking, or inclusion is for sale, at any price.
• Sponsored articles. We do not publish vendor-written content under our own byline.
• Link insertion. We do not add links to existing pages for payment, and we do not swap them.
• Guest posts. We do not accept them, including the ones that open by praising a specific page.
• Reciprocal linking. We link to what helps the reader and to nothing else.

Where a company we link has a commercial relationship with the network operator, the page discloses it in visible text and marks the link as sponsored. That is the whole arrangement, and the editorial policy sets out how it is kept.

What Is Genuinely Useful

Calgary Biztech covers energy services, construction, manufacturing, trucking and recycling operators in and around Calgary. The most valuable thing that arrives in this inbox is operator experience: a Calgary operator who changed systems and can say what it actually cost, in hours as well as dollars.

That is the material we cannot get from documentation, and it is what separates a page written from vendor marketing from a page written from what actually happens in Alberta.

What Happens to Your Email

It goes to an editorial mailbox and is used to answer you and to improve the pages. It is never added to a mailing list, sold, or passed to the software companies covered in our articles. There is no newsletter here to be added to.

The full position, including what the site itself collects, is in the privacy policy.

Response Expectations, Honestly

There is no service commitment attached to this address. Corrections are looked at before anything else. Topic suggestions and local knowledge are read and are frequently not replied to individually.

If you have written twice about a factual dispute and heard nothing, write once more and say so in the subject line. That gets it escalated instead of lost.

Related

• About Calgary Biztech covers who this is for and how pages are made
• Editorial policy sets out the standards and the disclosure rules
• Corrections covers how errors are handled once reported
• Privacy covers what the site collects and what it does not