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Corrections, thoughtful suggestions and relevant collaboration ideas are welcome. Choosing the appropriate channel helps each message receive the right attention.
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Corrections and updates
If you notice a factual error, broken source, outdated statement or accessibility problem, leave a concise comment on the relevant article. Include the page title, the exact passage and a reliable source when possible.
Topic suggestions
Suggest focused topics related to artificial intelligence, mathematics, physics, technology or computer science. Clear questions and real learning problems are more useful than broad requests.
Educational collaboration
Relevant proposals may include technical explainers, visual education, interactive learning, research communication or responsible technology projects.
ExploreSims inquiries
For ideas related to interactive simulations, include the scientific concept, intended learners, variables to explore and the expected educational outcome.
How to write a useful message
- Use a clear subjectIdentify the article, project or proposal in a few words.
- Explain the purposeState whether the message concerns a correction, suggestion, collaboration or technical issue.
- Include necessary contextProvide relevant links, screenshots or source references—but never passwords, API keys or confidential data.
- Describe the desired outcomeExplain what you would like reviewed, corrected, discussed or developed.
Using article comments
The comment section on a relevant ZAKIZO article is the best public channel for corrections and topic-specific feedback. Comments should remain concise, respectful and directly related to the page.
Remember: article comments are public. Do not include private contact details, personal records, account information or confidential project material.
Privacy and safety
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- Do not share personal data that is unnecessary for the inquiry.
- Do not submit copyrighted material unless you have permission to share it.
- Links and attachments from unknown sources may not be opened.
- Messages involving impersonation, harassment, spam or unsafe requests will not be considered.
Response expectations
Every constructive message is appreciated, but a response cannot be guaranteed. Priority is generally given to verifiable corrections, accessibility problems, security concerns and proposals closely aligned with ZAKIZO’s educational focus.
ZAKIZO does not provide personalized medical, legal, financial or emergency advice through public comments or project channels.
Learn more
Before proposing a collaboration, you can learn more about ZAKIZO’s mission, editorial approach and the work of Salah Chakir on the About page.