Due to the spam epidemic, I’m trying to keep my email address private. So, for first contact, please send me email through this form. If I choose to respond, you’ll have my email address, and you can use that from then on.
Please Note: Don’t email me asking me to design something for you, or select something for you. My willingness to post voluminously in public is not an invitation to offer free private consultation services.
(If you are offended by that comment, please realize that it is a reaction to many questions over many years from writers who apparently did assume that such invitation was given. If you want me to consult on some project, I suppose I am for hire, for the right price. But since I already have a day job and plenty of things to do in my time off, I would probably rather just discuss the question on a public forum somewhere, unless your offer is very special.)
Are you asking about one of my audio circuits or articles? The best place to ask is in the Head-Fi DIY Forum. There are other suitable forums, but none where I regularly participate.
Are you asking about one of my more general electronics articles? If it’s even vaguely audio-related, it’s probably fine to post it in the Head-Fi DIY forum as long as you make the application to audio clear in your question. If not, I suggest posting your question to Stack Exchange’s Electrical Engineering site. I only skim the site occasionally so I probably won’t see it, but I’ll bet you get an answer from those that do see your question which is at least as good as I could provide anyway.
Are you asking about Winsock? Better to ask on Stack Overflow. Tag your question winsock and I will probably see it in my feed reader.
Bottom line: If the matter is private, or you are just telling me something, or you are asking a question only I can answer correctly, feel free to email me. If you just want to be sure I weigh in on the question, better to post to some public forum and send me a link to the post.
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