Whether you've got a vendor suggestion, spotted a broken link, want to report an issue, or just have a question about the site — here's how to reach us.
Questions about the site, our scoring methodology, or anything else.
hello@mmodude.comFound a broken link, outdated info, or a vendor that shouldn't be listed?
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partners@mmodude.comWe aim to respond to all inquiries within a few business days. For urgent issues like a broken link or incorrect information, the support email above is the fastest way to reach us.
The fastest way for us to fix something is a short, specific report. Please include the page address, what you believe is wrong, and — if you have one — a source such as a patch note, a vendor policy page or a screenshot. We review reports, correct verified errors, and describe our approach in our Editorial Policy.
If you represent a vendor or a game and believe something we've published about you is factually inaccurate, write to support@mmodude.com with evidence. We correct verified factual errors. We do not accept payment or other consideration in exchange for changing a score, a ranking or a caution flag, and we cannot show you a review before it is published. If you'd like to be considered for the directory, use our Submit a Site page; inclusion depends on a verifiable track record for the games you serve, as described in Our Review Process.
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