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Contact CoderBlog — How to Reach the Author

How to reach the person behind CoderBlog — email, GitHub, RSS, and the comment threads under each article.

Pick the channel that fits the message. Each one below is a real address, not a no-reply form.

Email

For anything private — corrections, takedown requests, collaboration pitches, legal correspondence — email winson [at] coderblog.in. I read every message; replies usually arrive within a few days. If your message is time-sensitive, mention that in the subject line and it will be prioritized.

Comments on articles

For technical discussion, corrections, or follow-up questions about a specific post, the comment thread at the bottom of each article is the right place. It is powered by Waline and runs on the same VPS as this site. No account required — you can sign in with email, GitHub, or any OAuth provider Waline supports.

GitHub

For typo fixes, broken-link reports, and small factual corrections, the fastest way is to open an issue on the site repository. For larger edits, a pull request is even better — every article is plain Markdown.

RSS

If you just want to read the articles, the quietest channel is the RSS feed. There is no email newsletter. The feed is the newsletter.

Social

Long-form writing lives here, on this site. Short-form notes and cross-posts occasionally appear on Medium and the GitHub profile. I am not on X, Threads, LinkedIn, or any of the engagement-optimized platforms — by design.

What I will not respond to

  • SEO link-exchange pitches and "guest post" offers for unrelated niches.
  • Cryptocurrency, NFT, or "AI agent" project promotions that want a backlink.
  • Outreach from agencies pitching a SaaS product with a 20% affiliate cut.
  • Anything that begins with "Hope you're doing well" and ends with a calendar link for a 30-minute discovery call.

Winson Yau

Engineer, writer, and founder of CoderBlog. Building tools and writing about the craft of software from Hong Kong.

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