Contact Us

Questions about the forums or archive, a rule violation to flag, a bug to report, or something missing from a story listing — here's how to reach HPFT.

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Contact Form

The archive's contact form is the main way to reach HPFT staff directly. Choose a report type, add your comments, and archive validators will follow up.

Archive Validators & Staff

Guideline & Terms Questions

Archive validators handle questions about the Site Guidelines and Terms of Service, along with reports of rule violations submitted through the contact form.

  • Reporting a violation of the rules
  • Filing a bug report
  • Flagging missing information on a story or listing

Find HPFT on Social Media

Beyond the contact form, HPFT keeps a presence across several social platforms.

The HPFanficTalk community thrives because of the writers, readers, and reviewers who make the forums and archive feel like home. Whether you are a longtime member who has been posting stories for years or someone just discovering the site for the first time, there is a place for you here. The contact page exists to keep that community running smoothly, so if something feels off or could be improved, the staff genuinely wants to hear about it. Reaching out is straightforward and encouraged, and every message is read with care by people who are passionate about keeping this fandom space welcoming, organized, and full of great fiction.

Writers often reach out when they notice something missing from their story listings, whether that is an incorrect chapter count, a missing summary, or a tag that needs adjusting. These small details matter because they help readers find the right stories and understand what they are about before diving in. The archive is built on careful curation, and the people who maintain it take pride in making sure every listing reflects the work that went into it. If you spot an error in your own work or in someone else's, flagging it through the contact page helps keep the archive accurate and enjoyable for everyone.

The forums are also home to a steady stream of events, challenges, and community activities, and questions about those are always welcome. Whether you are curious about deadlines, entry requirements, or how to claim a spot in an upcoming competition, the staff can point you in the right direction. Many members have found their closest fandom friends through these events, and the contact team loves helping newcomers figure out where to start. If you are unsure whether a question belongs on the public forums or in a private message, erring on the side of asking is always a safe bet.

Finally, the contact page exists to handle reports of rule violations and technical bugs, both of which are best addressed quickly. The community guidelines exist to protect everyone, and reporting a concern is never seen as a nuisance; it is seen as a sign that members care about the space they share. Similarly, if a page fails to load, a feature behaves oddly, or something looks broken, letting the team know means it can be fixed before too many people run into it. Every report, question, and suggestion helps shape a better experience for the whole HPFT family.