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How to contact DailyBrainz with feedback or a quiz topic idea

A clear message is easier to act on. This guide shows what to include so your feedback or topic idea can be understood the first time you send it.

Step by step: sending a useful message

1. Pick one purpose. Decide whether you are suggesting a topic, reporting a mistake, or giving general feedback. Send one message per purpose.
2. Write a specific subject line. "Wrong answer in geography quiz" is clearer than "Problem".
3. Give the context. Say which quiz you played, the date if you remember it, and the question number.
4. Say what you expected. For an error, explain what the quiz said and what you think is correct.
5. Add a source you trust. A book, a dictionary, or an official website helps check your claim quickly.
6. Mention your device if something looked broken. Include your browser and whether you were on a phone or a computer.

Example: reporting a wrong answer

Imagine a question reads "What is 9 × 8?" and the quiz marks 78 as correct. A useful report could look like this:

• Subject: Math quiz, question 4: wrong answer
• Message: The question asks for 9 × 8. The quiz marks 78 as correct. I think the answer is 72, because 9 × 8 = 8 × 9 = 72 (8 × 10 is 80, minus 8 is 72).

This message names the quiz, the question, the wrong answer, the proposed fix, and a quick way to check it. Nobody has to guess what you meant.

Practical tips and use cases

• Teachers and parents: Suggest topics that match what a class or child is studying, and mention the age group.
• Trivia fans: Propose a theme with two or three sample questions. This shows the level of difficulty you have in mind.
• Language learners: If a question is confusing because of wording, quote the sentence and explain what was unclear.
• Screenshots: Describe the problem in words. If you attach an image, say what it shows.
• Keep it short: A few clear sentences are better than a long story.

What makes a good topic suggestion

Good topics can be turned into short questions with one clear answer. "Famous rivers of Europe" works well. "Everything about history" is too broad. If your idea is narrow, add a few facts you would like to see covered.

Frequently asked questions

Should I send several ideas in one email?

You can, but separate messages are easier to sort and follow up on. If you have a topic idea and an error report, send them as two emails.

Do I need to include a source when I report a mistake?

It is not required, but it helps. A dictionary entry, textbook page, or official site lets the answer be checked faster. Without a source, explain your reasoning in a sentence or two.

Can I suggest a topic in another language?

The quiz pages are written in English, so ideas in English are the easiest to use. If you write in another language, add the English name of the topic if you know it.