Before Looking for an Address

Crostfield News has chosen not to publish an email address. A public address attached to a small site attracts automated messages, sales approaches, and bulk article pitches far more reliably than it produces useful correspondence. Since there is no monitored inbox behind the publication, displaying one would invite messages into a place where they would go unread.

No alternative messaging feature is tucked into the pages. The site has no contact form, comment area, survey, file uploader, or search box. It does not offer user accounts, registration, or login, which also means there is no account-based messaging channel.

What cannot be submitted

Crostfield News does not take guest posts or contributed articles. Unsolicited drafts are not placed into consideration. Requests to add links to published work, change existing destinations, or remove links are likewise outside the site's editorial process.

Sending the same proposal through another route would not alter that policy. There is no submissions system, partnerships inbox, or link request queue associated with the website.

Reading is the whole service

The publication sells nothing and handles no card or payment information. No order desk, subscriber support function, or billing contact is needed because articles are the only material provided here, without a transaction.

Every Crostfield News article is named on the home page. Readers seeking a particular piece can inspect that complete list; there is no search field and no private catalogue beyond it. This page sets a clear boundary instead of advertising a mailbox that the publication could not responsibly maintain.

A visitor encounters the same contact limits throughout the publication; no input tool is attached to an individual article.