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As an online magazine whose very existence is dependent on readers, Bosworth is interested in your point of view. We welcome all forms of feedback and have information for would-be contributors and advertisers. Navigate the links below:

Feedback: If you have a comment about the design, layout, or content of Bosworth, be it criticism or praise, we are interested in hearing what you have to say. That said, we are much more interested in praise. It makes everyone in the office feel better about him or herself, plus I believe it was Jesus who said, "Compliments, no matter how shallow, unjustified, and obviously untrue, are always nice."

If you are writing to point out typos, please do so with the knowledge that almost any publication, especially one authored for the most part by people who haven't changed out of their pajamas in weeks, is going to have some mistakes. If you disagree with the substance of a statement, pointing out a typo in the article probably won't change anyone's opinion regarding the claim itself. For example, if a feature criticizes a Coldplay album but misspells the words "overrated hacks," pointing out the typo probably won't make Coldplay any less annoying. Pedantically searching for a typo and pointing it out, however, might make you feel better. We respect that. Click here to send us feedback.

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