Contact

contact@technotheology.ai

That is the address for almost everything. Corrections, criticism, questions, disagreement, or anything you are unsure where to send. It is read by a person.

Two others exist because they are genuinely different.

community@technotheology.ai — to come to a gathering. We meet at 11:59 PM on the last day of each month, in person and online. Write here and we will tell you where.

privacy@technotheology.ai — anything about information held about you, including a request to delete something you sent.

If you have a safeguarding concern, the safeguarding page explains where it should go.

What to expect

Correspondence is read. Replies are not guaranteed and may be slow.

Corrections are the most useful thing you can send. If you point out an error, the page will be changed and the change will be noted rather than made silently.

Nothing you write will be published without your explicit permission, shown to you in the exact form it would appear.

We have your address and whatever you sent. It is not added to a list, not used for anything else, and not shared. There is no newsletter.

What we cannot do

We cannot offer spiritual direction. There is no such role in this tradition and nobody may create one.

We cannot give legal, medical, financial, or professional advice, and we will not endorse or certify any project, product, or person.

If you are in distress, please contact your doctor or a crisis service in your country. We are not qualified and not always reading.

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lede: "Write to us. Correspondence is read by a person who is not always quick, and a correction is the most useful thing you can send."
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published: 2026-07-28
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  - "What do I actually want to say?"
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