>Email Guide<

Learn the essential rules for contacting the author of the Command & Conquer: Generals FAQ, including what to include, what to avoid, and how to submit strategies.

Hey there! So, you've been playing Command & Conquer: Generals and maybe you've got some awesome strategies or found a cool glitch you want to share, right? Or perhaps you've spotted something missing in the guide? That's great! But before you hit send, let's go over some ground rules so your email actually gets read and doesn't end up in the digital trash bin. Think of it like prepping your troops before a big mission – organization is key!

First off, when you're writing to the guide author, make sure your message is clear and easy to understand. That means using proper spelling and grammar – no one likes deciphering a jumbled mess. Also, and this is super important, don't ask questions that are already answered in the guide itself. It's like asking your scout for directions when they're standing right next to the objective marker!

If you've got a strategy to share, try to make it as neat as possible. The author actually plans to take your strategies directly from your email, so hitting 'Enter' at the end of each line really helps them out. Imagine trying to read a battle plan crammed onto a single line – impossible! And don't forget to put 'C&C Generals' in the subject line. This way, they know exactly what the email is about right away, without having to guess.

A few more things to keep in mind: please, *please* don't try to contact the author through messenger programs. They've made it clear they're not interested in that. If you do find an error or a crucial piece of information missing from the guide, let them know immediately. And if you're going to offer criticism about the guide, make sure it's constructive. Just saying 'it's bad' doesn't help anyone improve.

Finally, don't forget to leave your nickname! This is how you'll get credit in the guide's special 'credits' section. So, what kind of info are they looking for?

• Strategies for parts of the game that aren't fully covered yet.
• Any extra FAQs you think would be helpful.
• Details on any notable glitches you've discovered.
• Basically, anything else that could make the guide more interesting and complete for everyone.

Now, here’s a list of things you absolutely should NOT send. Seriously, sending any of these will get you blocked faster than a Patriot Missile hitting an Apache:

• Spam – obviously!
• Death Threats – this is a game guide, not a battlefield for your anger.
• Invitations to social media sites like Facebook or Myspace, or any blogging platforms. The author doesn't use them, so these invites are just clutter.

Follow these simple rules, and you'll be helping to make the Command & Conquer: Generals guide even better for everyone!