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EnglishHow to Contact Maddy Miller and Learn More About Her Background
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To contact Maddy Miller, use the contact page at https://madelinemiller.dev/contact/, which is linked from her site's posts and pages. For background, the site itself is the main starting point: madelinemiller.dev is the personal site of Maddy (me4502), a Senior Software Engineer on the Clipchamp team at Microsoft, originally from Queensland, Australia. She is also the developer of the Minecraft mods WorldEdit, WorldGuard, and CraftBook. The site describes itself as a portfolio of her work plus a showcase of experiments, and it hosts her technical blog.
Contacting Her
The contact page is the route the site itself points to. It appears as the author link beneath each blog post excerpt, so it is the intended channel for reaching out rather than a general social profile.
- Contact page: https://madelinemiller.dev/contact/
- Where it appears: linked under each post on the site's post listing
- What the site does not state: response times, preferred topics, or any alternative contact methods. The page evidence does not describe what the contact form or page contains, so check the page directly before sending anything time-sensitive.
Learning More About Her Background
The site offers several distinct paths depending on what you want to know.
| What you want | Where to go | What it covers |
|---|---|---|
| Quick overview | The homepage intro | Role at Microsoft (Clipchamp team), location (Queensland, Australia), Minecraft mods, open-source interests |
| Deeper personal background | The 10-year Q&A post (Jun 9, 2026) | A long retrospective answering reader questions, written to mark ten years of articles |
| Minecraft community contributions | The linked contributions page | A more in-depth view of her work in the Minecraft community, referenced from the homepage |
| Software work | The software portfolio | A portfolio of projects she has built |
| Writing and experiments | The articles section | Blog posts and showcases of experiments |
The 10-Year Q&A as a Background Source
The June 9, 2026 post is the most substantial background resource on the site. It is filed under General with the tags Personal and Retrospective, runs about 9,996 words (roughly a 38-minute read), and is described as answers to "an overwhelming number of questions from readers." If you want context on her career and history rather than just a bio line, this is the piece to read. Note that it is a retrospective, not a current FAQ, so details may reflect the time of writing.
Recent Posts as a Signal of Current Interests
The "Recently Updated Posts" list shows what she is working on and thinking about now:
- Jul 26, 2026 — Technology / Developer Experience, Retrospective: building custom plugins for a TRMNL X e-ink screen, about 1,314 words (5 minutes).
- Jun 9, 2026 — General / Personal, Retrospective: the ten-year Q&A described above.
- Apr 15, 2026 — Technology / Explainer, User Experience, Web: a piece on CGNAT and IPv4 scarcity, about 1,874 words (7 minutes).
These are useful if your interest is in her technical writing rather than her biography.
A Practical Sequence
- Start with the homepage for the one-paragraph summary of who she is and what she maintains.
- Read the 10-year Q&A if you need real background depth.
- Check the portfolio and articles for her software work and writing.
- Use the contact page only after checking whether your question is already answered on the site — the site explicitly points readers to the Q&A and contributions pages for more detail.
One caveat: the site does not publish pricing, service offerings, or availability for consulting or collaboration. Do not assume the contact page is a route to paid work or that a reply is guaranteed; the evidence only establishes that the page exists and is the linked contact channel.