Contact

This site is run independently by one person. There is no support team — every message is read and answered by the operator. Email: zhangxuguanga1@gmail.com

Corrections. If a headline, source label, or link is wrong, or an item is factually inaccurate, write in with a link to the item or the page. We will verify and correct it as soon as we can. These messages get the highest priority.

Source requests. If you own content that is linked here and would prefer it not to be, write in and identify yourself as the owner or an authorised representative. After verification we will remove the item or adjust how it is presented. We accept these requests and never charge for them.

Partnerships and advertising. This site currently shows ads only through Google AdSense. We do not accept sponsored posts, paid submissions, paid inclusion, or paid removals. If you represent an advertiser or an affiliate programme, you are welcome to describe the arrangement — but note that no commercial relationship changes what gets included. Inclusion is decided solely by the public rules set out on the Methodology page.

Response time. Messages are usually answered within a few working days. If the matter is urgent, for example a copyright or legal issue, say so in the subject line and we will treat it as a priority.

Please be specific about which page or item you mean. A message saying only that "something on your site is wrong", with nothing to point at, cannot be acted on.

What this site is. Headlines are fetched from publicly available engineering blogs, discussion sites and news feeds, filtered for relevance, de-duplicated across platforms, and then annotated by the editor with a note saying why the item is on the page. Every item keeps its original headline and links back to its source. Article text is never republished or stored.

Citing this site. The editorial notes may be quoted with a link to the page they appear on. Aggregated headlines belong to their original publishers — when reusing one, link to the source rather than to us.

If you operate a source. If you run a feed, blog or platform this site draws from and want the fetch frequency, user agent or exact endpoint confirmed, write in and we will state it plainly. There is no quota to negotiate: a small fixed set of feeds is fetched once a day and nothing else is crawled.

What we cannot do. We cannot remove content from the original publisher, mediate a dispute between you and a source site, or supply traffic figures for pages we do not operate.