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If you have questions about car rental in Prague or excursions in Georgia, write them under the relevant articles. This way you will get an answer as quickly as possible.
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When it makes sense to write an email instead of a comment:
- Typos and errors. If there are grammatical errors, you have found a few typos, or you see any other semantic error, it is better to report it via email.
You can also write in the comments. We will not publish it (there is no benefit for readers), but we will correct the errors anyway. - Recommendations. Maybe you have good ideas or tips for website development? Write them, we’ll discuss it. I can’t promise to do it, but I’ll think about it.
- Personal questions. Want to ask a question that can’t be posted publicly? Then you can contact us by email.
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But if you suddenly think that we have violated your rights, please let us know immediately. And we’ll try to fix the issue. - Promotional offers. We are very careful about advertising and do not interfere with the authors’ opinion. Details can be found in the article about the project.
But time goes by and everything changes. New good companies are emerging. So I admit that we can contact the author and ask him to check your company on occasion. Well, if it is good, then it is not a sin to include a mention of it in the article, right?
