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How to reach AskReformation about a mistake in a text, a wrong answer, help with the connector, or your account, data and newsletter.
Email us at hello@askreformation.com. Whatever your message is about, a link to the page in question helps.
A mistake in a text
Every text in the library is a transcription of an early printed book, made by the Text Creation Partnership (see sources and licensing). If a passage reads wrongly, send us:
- the link to the passage (each passage has its own address, such as askreformation.com/read/A53715/39);
- the word or words, and what you think the page says.
Three things are worth checking first:
- Marks such as • and 〈…〉 are how the transcribers marked letters or words they couldn't read. They aren't typing errors; sources and licensing explains each one.
- Modern spelling is a respelling for reading. Switch to Original to see the word as printed. If the original is right but the modern spelling is wrong, for example a word respelled as a different word, tell us the word and the passage.
- Page numbers are those of the printing transcribed, so they won't match a modern edition.
A wrong or misattributed answer
Answers are written by an AI model and can be wrong. If an answer misreads a passage, gives a quotation to the wrong author or cites the wrong page:
- press Not helpful (the thumbs-down under the answer), which records your rating with that answer;
- or write to us with the question you asked and what was wrong. The Copy button under the answer copies it for pasting into your email.
To check a quotation you've seen elsewhere, use check a quotation: it compares the quotation with the printed page, with no AI involved.
Help with the connector
The connector is the free MCP server at https://askreformation.com/mcp, for Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, VS Code and other AI assistants. Write to hello@askreformation.com for help adding or using it, or to report a problem.
- The connect page has the steps for each assistant.
- The connector reference describes every tool, its parameters, results and limits.
- The connector privacy statement covers what the connector receives and keeps.
When reporting a problem, tell us the assistant or program you're using, the tool it called, its arguments if you can see them, and the error or the result you expected. The connector doesn't log what's sent to it, so these details are how we can see what happened.
Your account and your data
- A copy of your data, or deleting it: your account page gives you a copy of everything held about you, and lets you delete your conversations or your whole account.
- Anything else about your data, including correcting it or using your rights under data protection law: write to us, from the address you use for your account if you have one. The privacy policy explains what we collect and why.
The newsletter
Every newsletter has an unsubscribe link. You can also subscribe or unsubscribe on your account page.
Anything else
Suggestions, a larger project such as a class, a church or a research project (see fair use), or anything not covered here: write to the same address.