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PIQE support and contact policy

PIQE does not currently operate a public email inbox or contact form. This page explains what the site reviews, how to solve common issues, and where third-party privacy choices are handled.

Current contact availability

There is no PIQE support mailbox, submission form, user account, comment system, or direct-message channel. Do not send personal data, private images, passwords, identity documents, or legal notices to an address merely guessed from the domain.

PIQE is an independent self-service website operated from the Republic of Korea. If a public contact method is added later, this page and the privacy policy will identify it explicitly.

Self-service troubleshooting

Most tool issues can be isolated without sharing data. Reload the current page, test a current version of another browser, confirm that JavaScript is enabled, and enter the documented opaque sRGB format. Image files stay on-device and should not be uploaded elsewhere to troubleshoot PIQE.

  • Copy the exact page URL for your own notes
  • Record the input and expected result locally
  • Check the tool’s Method and limits section
  • Try a current browser without extensions
  • Use the contrast guide for rendered accessibility checks
  • Use the museum link as the authority for artwork rights

Editorial and technical review

PIQE periodically runs calculation tests, link checks, production builds, browser flows, accessibility scans, and source reviews. Issues affecting repeated tool output, accessibility, privacy disclosures, or artwork rights receive priority when detected.

The site does not currently accept external bug reports, corrections, collaboration pitches, guest posts, link insertions, traffic exchanges, or sponsored-editorial requests. The editorial policy records how pages are corrected or removed.

Privacy and advertising choices

PIQE has no accounts, saved palettes, or contact submissions. For advertising consent and opt-out choices, use the Google-certified consent message when it becomes active and the provider controls linked from the privacy policy.

Cloudflare and Google control the infrastructure and advertising data they process under their own policies. The privacy page explains those flows and links to the relevant provider choices.

See the support policy for the site’s review scope and current contact availability.