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Good reasons to get in touch
- A correction. Send the URL and the specific claim you think is wrong — that is the fastest way to get a page fixed. If you can point at a paper or a vendor document, faster still.
- A topic request. If something in quantum computing confused you, it probably confused other people too. Requests genuinely do turn into articles.
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What we cannot help with
We cannot review your thesis, debug your Qiskit code, advise on whether to buy a quantum computing stock, or confirm whether a product claiming quantum properties is genuine. Those are either outside what one site can responsibly do or, in the case of investment, something no publisher should be doing at all.