Contact Gauge Charts
Email is the way to reach a real person here: **john.weeks.dev@gmail.com**. John Weeks builds and maintains the site and reads everything sent to that address. There is no contact form, no ticket queue and no support bot.
What to write about
A one-line subject that names the page or the topic gets a faster and more useful answer.
- **Rule corrections.** The most valuable reason to write. shop and trade reference data varies by region and household, so say which rule, which page, and how you play it. Specifics get acted on.
- **A bug in the game.** Tell us the browser and what happened. A game that breaks in a browser update gets fixed.
- **Reusing the data.** The score sheets, tables and odds are licensed for reuse with attribution. Write if you want to check how to credit it, or need a cut of the data we have not published.
- **Privacy questions or requests.** See the privacy policy first. The short answer is that there is no account and no database. Write if anything is unclear.
- **Press and research.** Happy to help with quotes, figures or background on the game and how the numbers were produced.
Who you are emailing
This site is built and run by John Weeks, a web developer who designs, codes and maintains every game in the network himself.
John Weeks is a web developer who writes the code, the rules and the strategy content on every site in this network. There is no editorial team behind the address and no agency. Messages go to the person who can actually change the page.
Replies usually come within a few days. Corrections are prioritised over everything else, because a wrong rule on a reference page is the one problem that makes the whole site less useful.
Is there a contact form?
- No. These are static pages with no server behind them, so a form would have nowhere to submit to without adding a third-party service that collects more data than the rest of the site does. Email is simpler and more private.
How quickly will I get a reply?
- Usually within a few days. Rule corrections and bug reports get looked at first.
I think a rule on this site is wrong. What should I include?
- The page, the specific rule, and how you play it, including where you play it, since regional variants are usually the explanation. If it checks out, the page is updated and credited.