Reading the desk's contact and corrections path
Reader tips, corrections, and editorial notes are read at the desk. The reading is on the contact form, the corrections log, and the editorial calendar.
Reading the desk's tip line
Reader tips are read at the desk. The reading is on the submission, the verification, and the publication.
The desk reads reader tips on rummy rules, formats, scoring, platform usability, and responsible-play controls. The tip is verified before publication. The reading is on the verification, not the submission.
How to send a tip
The desk's tip line is open at [email protected]. The tip should include the source, the date, and the relevant rule or platform reference. The reading is to send the tip with the source and the date.
What the desk rejects
The desk rejects tips that promise earnings, recoveries, or guaranteed wins. The desk rejects tips that are not verifiable. The desk rejects tips that contain personal information about other players.
Reading the corrections log
Corrections are read at the desk. The reading is on the date, the citation, and the next edition.
The corrections log is on the editorial-methods page. The reading is to publish the correction in the next edition, with a dated note on the affected page. The correction's date is the date of the next edition, not the date of the original publication.
How to file a correction
The corrections line is open at [email protected]. The correction should include the affected page, the affected sentence, and the corrected fact. The reading is to file the correction with the affected page and the affected sentence.
Reading the editorial calendar
The editorial calendar is on the editorial-methods page. The reading is on the cadence, the venue, and the platform.
The editorial calendar is updated each quarter. The reading is on the cadence (one edition per week), the venue (the static-website reading venue), and the platform (the desktop, the tablet, and the phone).
The calendar's next edition is the desk's immediate reading. The reading is to publish the next edition with the current rules, the current formats, and the current scoring.
Reading the editorial calendar in detail
The editorial calendar is updated each quarter. The reading is on the cadence, the venue, and the platform.
The editorial calendar is the desk's planning document. The calendar is updated each quarter. The reading is on the affected page, the affected section, and the affected date. The calendar is the desk's roadmap, not the desk's deadline.
The calendar's first field is the date. The date is the publication date. The reading is on the publication date, the next edition's date, and the previous edition's date. The calendar's second field is the topic. The topic is the section's name. The reading is on the topic, the affected page, and the editor's name.
The calendar's progression
The calendar's third field is the venue. The venue is the publication's reading room. The reading is on the affected page, the affected page's HTML, and the affected page's CSS. The calendar's fourth field is the platform. The platform is the desktop, the tablet, and the phone. The reading is on the platform's viewport, the platform's viewport's breakpoint, and the platform's viewport's breakpoint's CSS.
The calendar's review
The calendar is reviewed at the desk's weekly review. The review is held on Mondays. The reading is on the calendar's date, the calendar's topic, and the calendar's editor. The review's output is the next edition's calendar entry.
The calendar is the desk's reading-room planning document. The reading is on the calendar's first field, the calendar's second field, and the calendar's third field. The reading is on the page, the section, and the date.
The calendar is the desk's reading-room memory. The reading is on the calendar's entries, the calendar's dates, and the calendar's topics. The reading is on the page, the format, and the edition. The reading is short for a reason — the calendar is on the page, not in the secret.
Continue with the editorial methods
The desk's methodology is the next read. Sources, citations, corrections, and disclosure. The reading is short for a reason. The reading is on the affected page, the affected sentence, and the corrected fact. The reading is the page, not the secret.
Reading the submission guidelines
Submission guidelines are the rules for sending a tip or correction. The reading is on the submission, the verification, and the publication.
The submission guidelines are the desk's first read. The reading is on the submission, the verification, and the publication. The submission is the tip or correction. The verification is the desk's review. The publication is the next edition.
The submission guidelines are the desk's reading-room standard. The reading is on the affected page, the affected section, and the affected date. The submission guidelines are the desk's first read.
Reading the submission
The submission is the first field of the submission guidelines. The submission is the tip or correction. The reading is on the submission, the submission's source, and the submission's date. The submission is the first read.
Reading the verification
The verification is the second field of the submission guidelines. The verification is the desk's review. The reading is on the verification, the verification's source, and the verification's date. The verification is the second read.
Reading the publication
The publication is the third field of the submission guidelines. The publication is the next edition. The reading is on the publication, the publication's date, and the publication's section. The publication is the third read.
The submission guidelines are the desk's reading-room standard. The reading is on the submission, the verification, and the publication. The reading is on the page, the format, and the edition. The reading is short for a reason — the submission guidelines are on the page.