Got something on your mind? We’d love to hear from you. Whether it’s a general question, some feedback, an article you want to submit, a guest post idea, a business proposal, or literally anything else about the site — just send us an email. We check our inbox regularly and genuinely enjoy hearing from the people who read what we publish. You don’t need a “big” reason to contact us; write in either way. Sometimes it’s a quick question, sometimes it’s a longer message, and both are welcome.
Email: georgeplunkit@gmail.com
We built Hoodline.org around the idea that good content comes from a real back-and-forth with the people who actually read it. So if something on the site sparked a thought, raised a question, or made you want to reach out for any reason at all, don’t overthink it — just write to us.
What Should You Contact Us About?
Honestly, pretty much anything related to the site falls under this. Here’s a rundown of the kinds of things people usually reach out about:
- Questions about Hoodline.org — who we are, what we do, how the site works, or anything else you’re curious about.
- Article or guest post submissions — if you’ve got something written and think it fits our audience, send it over. We’re always open to reading new work.
- Partnership ideas — if you run a site, a brand, or a project and think there’s a way we could work together, we’re happy to hear the pitch.
- Business inquiries — general business-related conversations, proposals, or anything that doesn’t fit neatly into the other categories.
- Advertising or promotions — if you’re interested in getting visibility on Hoodline.org, reach out and we can talk through what’s possible.
- Fixing something wrong in an article — nobody’s perfect, and if you spot an error, an outdated fact, or something that needs a correction, we want to know about it.
- Copyright concerns — if you believe something published on our site raises a copyright issue, let us know so we can look into it.
- Just general feedback — good, bad, or somewhere in between. If you have thoughts on how we’re doing, we want to hear them.
That list isn’t exhaustive, though. If your message doesn’t fit neatly into any of those categories, send it anyway. We’d rather hear from you and figure out where it fits than have you hold back because you weren’t sure it “counted.”
A Quick Tip Before You Write In
One thing that genuinely helps on our end — give us enough detail in your message so we actually understand what you need. A short “hey, check this out” email is fine for some things, but if you’re submitting an article, flagging a correction, or pitching a partnership, a bit more context goes a long way. Tell us what you’re asking for, why it matters, and anything else that helps us understand the full picture. It makes it a lot easier for us to give you a proper, useful answer instead of having to write back asking for more details first.
That said, don’t stress about making it perfect. We’re not expecting a formal letter — just enough information so we’re not guessing at what you mean.
How Fast Do We Reply?
We read everything that comes in, and we try to get back to you as soon as we reasonably can. We’re a small, independent site, so replies might not be instant, but nothing gets ignored. If your message needs a bit more time — say, because it involves reviewing a submission or thinking through a proposal — we’ll still get back to you; just know it might take a little longer than a quick question would.
If you haven’t heard back after a reasonable amount of time and it feels urgent, it’s completely fine to follow up. Things occasionally slip through, and a gentle nudge never hurts.
One Last Thing
Thanks for taking the time to contact us; we mean that. Running a site like this only works because people actually engage with it, whether that’s through reading, sharing, correcting us when we’re wrong, or contact us with an idea. So if you’ve got something to say, don’t hesitate. We’re listening.
Email: georgeplunkit@gmail.com