OSXHub is written and maintained by one person. There is one address for everything, and no support queue behind it: [email protected].
I read every message. Replies can take a few days, and some I never manage to answer — I would rather say that here than promise a response time I cannot keep.
Technical questions about a guide
If your question is about a specific article, the comment section under that article beats email. The answer then sits where the next person with the same problem will find it. Comments are open on every post, and I answer them there.
Two you can read for yourself: a reader asked what diskutil’s undocumented -sibling option does, and another asked why softwareupdate --fetch-full-installer fails on High Sierra. Both got a real answer.
That address covers corrections, topic suggestions, press, partnerships, privacy requests and DMCA notices. A subject line naming the topic helps. What is worth including depends on why you are writing:
- A correction — the article URL, what is wrong, and a source if you have one. This site has published errors and corrected them; pointing one out is welcome, not an imposition.
- A topic suggestion — the problem you were trying to solve, not just the topic name. The specific failure is the useful part.
- Press, partnership or advertising — what you are proposing, in the first paragraph.
- Privacy or DMCA — the details the law requires, so I can act without a round trip.