Atlas of Wales
Contact
Atlas of Wales is made by one person. Messages are read by that person, not a support desk.
Who you are writing to
Atlas of Wales is run by Mateusz Moskal, trading as Atlas of Wales. It is not a limited company or a separate legal entity.
This is the contact address for Atlas of Wales while the site is in early access, and it may change before the site launches publicly. Whatever it is, it will always be shown here and on the privacy page.
No postal address is published. Email is the way to reach Atlas of Wales.
What to get in touch about
- Something on the map or a guide is wrong A path that no longer exists, a car park that closed, a tide warning that needs saying more plainly. Local knowledge is the point of this project — corrections from people who actually know a place are the most valuable thing you can send.
- A place that should be here Somewhere worth the drive that Atlas of Wales has missed.
- Something is broken The map won't load, a page looks wrong on your phone, a link goes nowhere.
- Privacy and your information Anything covered on the privacy page — including asking what is held about you, or asking for feedback you sent to be deleted.
- Photography and image credits Every photograph on the site is used under an open licence and credited in the "Image credits" panel at the foot of the page it appears on. If a credit is wrong, please say.
The feedback button
For quick thoughts, the fastest route is the feedback button in the corner of every guide, atlas and map page. Three short questions and a comment box. (There is no feedback button on this page or the privacy page — use the email address above, or open any guide.)
The email field on that form is optional, and it is only used to reply to you about that feedback — never for anything else. If you would rather not leave an email, send the feedback without one; it still arrives.
What to expect
One person reads everything. Replies are not instant, and not everything gets one — but corrections about real places are acted on, and they are the reason this project exists.
There are no accounts, no support tickets, and no mailing list. Writing here does not sign you up to anything.