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Contact Coding Theme
Corrections, broken previews, theme ownership questions, and privacy requests all go to one inbox. There is no contact form and no ticket number — a plain message with the right details is the fastest route.
Topics
What to write about
Theme corrections
A color, theme name, publisher, version, or preview is wrong on a theme page. Tell us what the upstream source says.
Broken pages
A preview, cover image, install snippet, or link does not work. Send the URL and the browser you used.
Theme owners
You publish a theme and want a correction, attribution change, or removal. Writing from the publisher address helps us verify the request.
Privacy requests
Ask what information we hold, request a correction or deletion, or object to processing. The privacy policy explains the data involved.
Send a message
The address
This is the only inbox for the site. Use one message per topic, and keep the subject short: the page title plus “correction”, “broken page”, or “privacy”.
If the button does not open a mail app, copy the address into a new message from your own mail provider.
Details
What to include
- 01
The page URL
Copy the address of the page that needs attention, including any search text.
- 02
The theme or package
Include the display name and publisher. For Ghostty, the exact theme = name is enough.
- 03
What is wrong
Say what you expected and what the page shows. A screenshot or a link to the upstream file shortens the check.
- 04
What you want
For a privacy request, say whether you want access, a correction, deletion, or an objection recorded.
Scope
What we cannot help with
- Installing or configuring an editor or terminal. Start with the theme’s own documentation and the package listing.
- Marketplace purchases, billing, licenses, or account issues. Those are handled by the publisher or the marketplace.
- Permission to reuse a theme’s colors or artwork. Theme rights stay with the theme author.
- A review of whether a theme fits your setup. The previews and palettes are here to help you decide.
Privacy
Privacy requests
The site has no accounts, so we usually cannot identify you from a visit. If you are asking about a message you sent, reply in the same thread or include the address you used.
The privacy policy lists what a request can cover, including access, correction, deletion, and the rights available under the GDPR and California law.
Next
What happens next
Every message is read. This is a small independent project, so a reply can take a few days. Verified corrections are applied to the catalog and to the guide copy; colors and names are checked against the upstream theme before a page changes.
If a message bounces or gets no reply, resend it to the same address instead of starting a new thread. Include the page URL again so the context stays attached to the request.