Wordorigins.org

Along with the new look, we’ve added some new features here at Wordorigins.org. One of the new features are RSS feeds.

RSS, which stands for Really Simple Syndication, is a way to receive notification of updates to websites, blogs, discussion forums, and the like. Wordorigins.org has two different RSS feeds, one for the main site and one for the discussion forums. So you have the choice of seeing updates for the main Wordorigins.org site, for the forums, or for both.

The following persons have made financial contributions toward keeping the site and the discussion forum up and running. Many thanks to them.

• William James
• Jim Gorman
• Lionello
• Ozzie Maland
• OP Tipping

I do not respond to queries about individual words or phrases via email.

If you have a question or questions about specific words or phrases, please post them to the discussion board. I will respond to questions posted to the discussion board. Plus, there are many others who will happily respond as well. So you will likely get a response much faster than you would by asking me alone.

You are welcome to with comments about the site. I appreciate and enjoy any comments you have, ranging from praise (always nice to get), to suggestions for new content, to corrections of typos, and anything in between. Unfortunately, due to the volume of email I receive I cannot guarantee a response to every message, but rest assured I do read them.

If you wish to contact us other than electronically, you can send postal mail to:

Dave Wilton
Wordorigins.org
1500 Park Ave., #308
Emeryville, CA 94608, USA

If you have an issue with the content on this site, the best way to communicate this is by leaving a comment on the appropriate page or by posting a notice in the discussion forums.

Please, let us know about typos or other errors in the pages. General comments are also welcome.

To post a comment to the site or a message to the discussion forum, you must be a member of the site. You can click the membership link to the right to join or login to the site.