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We welcome corrections, suggestions, and questions about any of the twenty-five calendar systems we cover, the seven hundred date calculators, or the underlying math. Accurate timekeeping is a collaborative project — if you see something wrong on this site, we want to hear about it.
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If a calendar date looks wrong, a quotation is misattributed, an etymology is incorrect, or a festival is mis-dated, please tell us. Include the page URL, the specific text that’s wrong, and (if possible) the authoritative source for the correct version. We re-verify and re-release within a few days. Particular care is taken with religious and cultural details — we consult with members of the relevant communities wherever possible before publishing corrections, and credit contributors who flag substantive errors.
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We currently cover twenty-five calendar systems. We are open to adding more if there is meaningful current use and an authoritative algorithm exists. Calendars we are considering for future expansion: Tibetan (Phugpa), Khmer, Lao, Yi (Cuàn), Igbo, Yoruba, Akan (Adae), Berber Yennayer, Saka Samvat (separate from current Hindu coverage), Hijri Shamsi as used in Afghanistan, the French Republican Calendar (historical), and the Soviet “Eternal Calendar” (historical). If your community keeps a calendar that we don’t yet cover, and you have access to documentation or living practitioners, please reach out — we will work with you to do it justice.
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Email: editor@venisonmagazine.com
Editor: Imran Khan, Calendar Systems Editor
Publisher: Venison Magazine