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The Amiga Graphics Archive can be reached by email at amiga at lychesis dot net, which the site lists for both problems and suggestions. Beyond that direct contact, the site exposes a small set of navigation and social entry points: an About page, a Links page, and social channels including Mastodon, Facebook, Twitter, and an RSS feed. There is no contact form, phone number, or support portal mentioned in the available site material, so email is the only stated direct channel.
Direct contact
The site's own note is explicit about how to get in touch:
"If you have any issues with or suggestions for this site then feel free to contact me at amiga at lychesis dot net."
That single address covers two distinct cases:
- Problems — for example, a broken image, a misattributed piece, or a page that does not load as expected.
- Suggestions — for example, proposing an artist, a title, or a collection that is missing from the archive.
The address is written in an obfuscated form ("amiga at lychesis dot net") to reduce automated scraping, so you need to convert it to a normal email address before sending: [email protected].
What to include in a message
Because the archive is curated and image-focused, a useful message tends to contain:
- The specific page or image you are writing about (a URL is the fastest way to identify it).
- For a correction: what is wrong and, if possible, what the correct information is.
- For a suggestion: the artist, title, and source of the image, plus where you found it.
- For a rights or attribution issue: which image, and what action you are requesting.
Related links and site sections
The site's navigation includes several sections that act as entry points to related material rather than to external contact channels:
| Section | What it is for |
|---|---|
| About | Background on the archive itself |
| Links | Related resources |
| Applications | Graphics tied to Amiga applications |
| Artists | Images grouped by artist |
| Games | Game-related graphics |
| Logos | Logo collections, including company logos |
| Publications | Material connected to printed publications |
| Sceners | Scene-related graphics |
| Specials | Special collections |
| Articles | Written pieces, including topics such as Comparison, Cyber Assault 556, Display Technology, Extra Half Bright, Game Companies, and Screen modes |
The Articles section is worth noting if your interest is contextual rather than just contact: it covers technical and historical subjects such as display technology and screen modes, which sit alongside the image collections.
Social channels and updates
The archive lists four ways to follow it:
- Mastodon
- RSS Feed
The RSS feed is the most direct way to track additions without relying on a social account. The site also maintains an Updates section, which is where new material is announced — for example, recent entries describe added logo collections, page scans from Das Grosse Amiga Jahrbuch 1987, and restored images.
Copyright and usage
The site states that images shown on its pages are copyrighted to their respective owners and are attributed where possible. That means the archive itself is a curated gallery, not a source of freely reusable assets. If you have an issue with an image — attribution, usage, or removal — the stated route is the same contact address above.
Practical summary
- To contact the maintainer: email
[email protected](written on the site as "amiga at lychesis dot net"). - To explore related material: use the About and Links pages, plus the collection sections (Artists, Games, Logos, Publications, Sceners, Specials, Applications).
- To follow updates: use the RSS feed or the Mastodon, Facebook, or Twitter links.
- For copyright matters: the site directs you to the same email address, since images belong to their respective owners.