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We welcome readers who take the time to share observations, questions, or concerns about the catalogue. Your reports help us maintain a reliable and respectful collection for everyone.
When to Write
You may wish to contact us if you notice:
- Incorrect metadata — a wrong title, author, or contributor attribution that affects discoverability or citation.
- Category placement — a book that seems misfiled among categories such as Revolutions or Modern Nations, when it would be better suited elsewhere.
- Unreadable files — corrupted downloads, missing pages, garbled text, or formatting that makes reading difficult.
- Reader failures — links that do not resolve, broken navigation, or features that fail on your device or browser.
- Accessibility problems — content that is not compatible with screen readers, lacks appropriate semantic markup, or presents barriers to users with disabilities.
- Privacy questions — concerns about how your data is handled while using the site, or requests related to your personal information.
- Copyright or rights concerns — if you believe a work may not be in the public domain in your jurisdiction, or if you hold rights and wish to discuss a specific title.
- General editorial observations — any thoughtful suggestion, correction, or comment that could improve the catalogue.
How to Report
To help us act quickly and accurately, please include the following details in your message:
- The exact page URL where the issue appears.
- The ebook title as listed in the catalogue.
- The file format you are using (ePub, PDF, Kindle, HTML, etc.).
- The device or browser and its version, if relevant.
- A clear description of the observed problem.
- Any supporting rights information you are able to provide, if the matter concerns copyright or public domain status.
Editorial Address
Please send all correspondence to the catalogue project at editor@ingof.com. This address is monitored by INGOF Catalogue, who evaluates reader reports and works to address them within the constraints of a small independent operation.
We read every message carefully, though we cannot guarantee a personal reply to each one. Your contribution is valued and helps us keep the catalogue accurate and useful for all readers.
What Happens After You Write
Once your message is received, it is reviewed in the order it arrives. We prioritise reports that affect the widest number of readers, such as broken downloads or widespread metadata errors. For less urgent matters, such as a single typo or a suggested category change, we may take longer to respond, but every report is logged and considered during routine catalogue updates.
If your report concerns a copyright or public domain question, we will examine the specific title against available records and may adjust its listing or add a note. Because our Catalogue maintenance uses source records and bibliographic context. We appreciate your help in identifying any titles that may need further review.
Privacy and Data Handling
When you email us, we receive only the information you choose to share. We do not add your address to any mailing list, and we do not share correspondence with third parties. If you request deletion of your message or personal details, we will honour that request as promptly as possible. For more details, please see our Privacy page.
We are grateful for the community that uses this catalogue, and we strive to make it a dependable resource for public-domain literature. Your feedback plays an essential part in that effort.