Contact The Infield Line
The Infield Line welcomes messages from readers. If you have spotted an error, found a broken link, or want to suggest a topic that the site does not yet cover, the editors want to hear about it. The site is a small publication, and reader messages are one of the main ways it decides what to write next.
How to Reach the Editors
Write to the editorial team at contact@ramonaadultsoftball.com. Please put a clear subject line so the message can be routed quickly, for example "correction", "broken link" or "topic suggestion". A short message that names the page and the issue is easier to act on than a long one without specifics.
The editors aim to reply to every message, though a small team may take a few days. If a correction is confirmed, the page is updated and the change is noted. The magazine takes accuracy seriously, and a reader who reports a mistake is doing the site a service.
What to Include in a Correction
If a guide contains a factual error, include the page address, the sentence or claim that is wrong, and the source that shows the correct information. A rule can differ from one league to another, so a note about which league or which rulebook applies is helpful. The editors will check the source and update the page if the correction holds.
For a broken link, the page address and the link text are enough. For an outdated rule, a link to the current rulebook is ideal. The goal is to make the guides as accurate and as useful as possible, and precise reports make that work faster.
How to Suggest a Topic
Topic suggestions are welcome from players, captains and league organizers. A useful suggestion explains the question you wanted answered and why the existing guides did not answer it. A guide about a specific situation, such as how a league handles a rainout or how a co-ed lineup is built, is often more valuable than a general request.
The magazine cannot cover everything, and it prioritizes the questions that come up most often in adult recreational play. If you have a question, there is a good chance other players have it too. Writing in is the best way to get it on the list.
What the Editors Cannot Help With
The Infield Line is a publication, not a league. It cannot register you for a season, place you on a team, resolve a dispute with a league, or answer questions about a specific team's schedule or standings. For those matters, contact the league directly. The guides explain how to find a league's information and how to read it.
The site also cannot provide medical advice. The safety guides describe general practices and the signs of common problems, but a player with a health concern should consult a qualified professional. If a guide raises a medical question, treat it as a starting point and seek proper advice.
About Email and Privacy
Messages sent to the editors are read by the editorial team and are not shared with third parties. The site does not use the contact address to build a mailing list, and it does not send unsolicited email. If you write in, you will receive a reply about your message, and nothing more unless you ask to be kept informed.
Do not send sensitive personal information by email. A correction or a topic suggestion rarely needs more than a page address and a source. The legal notice explains how the site handles data in more detail.
How the Site Handles Reader Reports
Every report is read by a person, not a bot. A correction that names a page and a source is checked against the rulebook or authority it cites, and the page is updated if the report holds. A topic suggestion is logged and weighed against the questions that already come up most often. Reports that are vague, such as a claim that a page is wrong without saying which page or which claim, are hard to act on and may go unanswered simply because there is nothing specific to check.
The editors also keep a note of recurring questions. When the same question arrives three or four times, it usually means the site is missing a guide, and that is a strong signal to write one. Reader messages are, in that sense, a map of what the magazine should cover next.
Where to Start
Start by finding the page your message is about, then write a short note to contact@ramonaadultsoftball.com with a clear subject. Include the page and the specifics. The editors will take it from there, and your message will help make the guides better for the next reader.