How to reach the maintainer.
HeardTogether has no mailing list, no comment form, no notification system. Direct correspondence is the only channel. The maintainer is one person; replies are not guaranteed; the only things that change the site are corrections backed by a primary source.
Corrections
If something on the site is factually wrong, write to the maintainer and include:
- The page URL and the specific sentence that’s wrong.
- The correct fact.
- A link to the primary source that establishes the correct fact (a council PDF, a court filing, an on-the-record quote, a published transcript).
Corrections backed by a primary source are processed promptly. Corrections without a source are not.
Primary-source submissions
If you have a document that belongs in one of the case files — a Lavon council packet that hasn’t been mirrored, a public-records response, a model transcript that would extend the Ghost Pattern Library — send it with the chain of custody. The maintainer will:
- Cache the original to disk (so the citation chain survives future deletions);
- Update the relevant case file with a citation that points to the original source and to the local mirror;
- Credit the submitter only if explicitly requested in writing.
What will not be answered
- Requests for political endorsement, candidate evaluation, or campaign material.
- Requests to remove publicly-recorded statements by public officials acting in their public capacity.
- Requests for inclusion in exchange for payment, advertising, or other consideration.
- Requests for opinions on parties not named on this site.
- Anonymous tips that identify private individuals.
Where to write
One inbox handles everything — corrections, document submissions, and general correspondence:
To help route your message, the links below pre-fill the subject line for you:
- Submit a Lavon document — attach the council packet, minutes, or public-records response directly to the email. Originals are cached to disk so the citation chain survives future deletions.
- Flag a correction — include the page URL, the sentence that’s wrong, the correct fact, and a link to the primary source.
- General correspondence
Documents can be attached straight to your email — there is no upload form, no login, and nothing to install. You do not need to tag the site on social media to get a document seen; email reaches the maintainer directly.
For journalists
Material on this site is fair game for reporting. Citations to primary sources are intended exactly so a reporter can re-pull the documents independently. If a quote is useful, the maintainer asks (but does not require) that the source PDF be quoted alongside, so the chain stays intact downstream.
The maintainer does not give on-the-record interviews about the site itself. The site speaks for itself; adding a personality layer to it would defeat the point.