Ruby Inside is written by a small team under the editorship of Peter Cooper. There are a number of ways you can contact Ruby Inside - depending on what you want to do.

If you want to promote your Ruby library, app, article, news, event, etc:

Considering posting your Ruby news to the open RubyFlow Ruby community blog at http://www.rubyflow.com/ - we take a lot of our leads from there, so it might make it on to Ruby Inside or Rails Inside too.

More directly, you could e-mail the information to tips -at- rubyinside.com. You're not guaranteed a reply and definitely won't get a reply from this address unless you include your e-mail address in the e-mail body as it goes to a special area on our writers' extranet that strips out the headers (From, etc).

If your enquiry is a bit complex, requires some back and forth, or you'd just rather go direct to a person, then e-mail Peter Cooper at rubyinside -at- peterc.org.

If you want to promote your Ruby company:

Consider advertising with / sponsoring Ruby Inside. Options start from $40 for a single sponsored post footer that goes out on a post to all our 16,000 readers.

If you want to advertise a Ruby / Rails job:

If you're in the United States, use our job board for this. All jobs advertised that way are also included in our monthly roundup that goes out to all subscribers. If you're not in the US, that method won't work. Alternatively you might want to discuss other options or see if your job would be of interest to the community. If so, e-mail rubyinside -at- peterc.org.

If you just want to give us a quick tip:

Send an e-mail to tips /at/ rubyinside.com. It goes directly into our extranet for viewing by all Ruby Inside's writers. You probably won't get a response but you'll definitely get our attention. So if you're updating a library you're releasing, saw something cool on someone's else's site, etc, drop it there!

Anything else:

It's probably best you e-mail Peter Cooper at rubyinside /at/ peterc.org.