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We welcome thoughtful correspondence from readers, researchers, and rights holders. Your observations help maintain the accuracy and readability of this catalogue. Below are the most useful reasons to write, along with the details that allow us to investigate efficiently.
What to report
- Metadata corrections – An incorrect title, author name, category placement, or publication date. Even small errors can affect search and discovery, so we appreciate precise reports.
- File or reading problems – Unreadable files, corrupted text, missing pages, or formatting that breaks on your device or browser. Please let us know which format you tried and what behaviour you observed.
- Accessibility issues – Screen-reader incompatibility, poor contrast, missing alt text, or other barriers that make the catalogue difficult to use. We are committed to improving access for all readers.
- Privacy questions – Concerns about data handling, cookie use, or any personal information that may be collected where analytics are enabled. We take your privacy seriously and will explain our practices clearly.
- Copyright or rights concerns – If you believe a work in the catalogue is not in the public domain in your jurisdiction, or if you hold rights and wish to discuss a listing. Please include any relevant legal context or documentation.
- General editorial observations – Suggestions for additional context, corrections to critical notes, or ideas for future additions. We value your perspective on how the catalogue can better serve its readers.
How to report
Please send your message to [email protected]. To help us address your report quickly, include as many of the following as are relevant:
- The exact page URL where you found the item.
- The full title and author of the ebook.
- If relevant, the Project Gutenberg source link associated with the ebook.
- The device, browser, or reading software you were using, including version numbers if known.
- A clear description of the problem and, if possible, a screenshot or excerpt that illustrates the issue.
- For rights concerns, any supporting information about your claim or the work’s copyright status in your country.
For metadata corrections, it is especially helpful if you can cite a reliable source—such as a standard reference work, a library catalogue, or a scholarly edition—so that we can verify the change. For reading problems, describing exactly what you see or hear (e.g., 'the text cuts off at page 42', 'the table of contents links do not work') allows us to reproduce the issue more reliably.
Every message is read by the the catalogue. We treat all correspondence as confidential and will not share your details without your permission. If you are writing about a specific ebook from our catalogue—such as Shakespeare's Roman plays and their background or Our Irish Theatre: A chapter of autobiography—please mention the title in your subject line for faster routing.
We aim to acknowledge reports within a reasonable time, but cannot guarantee a specific response window. Thank you for helping us keep this library trustworthy and useful.