How to Contact the Calgary Guide or Collaborate on Its Content

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The Calgary Guide (calgaryguide.ucalgary.ca) provides two direct entry points for getting in touch: Contact Us and Content Collaboration. Use Contact Us for general inquiries, corrections, or questions about the site, and Content Collaboration if you want to contribute to or work on its content. The site also has an About Us page for background on the project. The specific contact details, forms, or submission requirements are not shown in the available page evidence, so check the live pages for the current process.

What each entry point is for

Entry point Best used for What to expect
Contact Us General questions, feedback, reporting an issue A way to reach the site's team; exact method (form or email) is on the page
Content Collaboration Contributing content or joining the project Information on how collaboration works; requirements are on the page
About Us Understanding who runs the site and its purpose Background on the Calgary Guide and its scope

How to reach them

  1. Go to calgaryguide.ucalgary.ca.
  2. Open the Contact Us page from the site navigation.
  3. Use the contact method listed there and include a clear subject and the specific page or topic you're referring to.
  4. If your goal is contributing rather than asking a question, open Content Collaboration instead and follow the instructions shown there.
  5. Check About Us first if you're unsure whether your request fits the site's scope.

Expected result: you reach the correct channel for your request instead of sending a content proposal through a general contact route, or vice versa.

Common snags

  • Wrong channel: Collaboration requests sent through Contact Us may not reach the people handling contributions. Match the channel to your goal.
  • Missing context: Include the exact page title or URL so the team can locate what you're referencing.
  • Assuming a response time: The available site information does not state response times, so don't rely on a specific turnaround.
  • Expecting medical advice: The site carries a disclaimer, and its stated purpose is understanding disease, not personal diagnosis or treatment. Contacting the site is not a substitute for clinical advice.

Before you write

Decide what you actually need: a correction, a question, or a contribution. That determines whether Contact Us or Content Collaboration is the right starting point. If you're unsure about the site's scope or audience, read About Us first — it will tell you whether your request is a fit.