Contributing

How to offer writing for this site, how credit works, and what is refused.

This site is for the people who want to understand the Real Time Web. It is written for people, by people. It is not a shop window.

If you want to write here, send the work. It will be read. If it is published, you will be named as the author.

How to send writing

Send the draft to both addresses. Articles, field notes, and documentation copy all go the same way.

We review what you send. Review is editorial. It is not a product intake, and it is not a lead form.

What this site will publish

Work that explains the architecture, the ownership model, or a live demonstration of the idea.

The same rules as the rest of the site apply:

• Conceptual questions live here.
• No account is created here.
• Anyone can develop an implementation of MAD or RTW. This page does not pick one.

What this site will not publish

There are no ads on RealTimeWeb.org. There is no business promotion. There is no tool promotion. There is no join button, no pricing, and no outbound product pitch.

A contribution that asks to promote a company, a product, a toolchain, a marketplace, or a paid placement will be refused in full. That request is blocked. The sender will not be invited to contribute again.

This is not a warning for tone. It is the condition of writing here. The Real Time Web, on this site, stays a public explainer. It does not become a catalogue.

Credit

If the writing is accepted, your name appears as the author. That is the credit. There is no sponsored byline, and there is no paid mention in the body.