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This is the editorial mailbox for the project and the local community in Buenos Aires. Use it to suggest an activity guide, propose a reading club or a board game night in a Villa Crespo café, share a walk route through Palermo or San Telmo, or point us to an quiet café, a merienda spot, or a community cultural venue. A plain message is enough.
The address below is a mailing address for correspondence, not a place to visit. We do not promise a reply time, a call, or an email confirmation, and writing to us does not create an account, a subscription, a booking, or an order.
Av. Corrientes 1234, C1043 Buenos Aires, Argentina
Guide ideas, reading club proposals, game night suggestions, walk routes, and venue recommendations. Short notes are welcome.
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This is the editorial mailbox for Friendship Emperor. Use the form to suggest an activity guide, propose a reading club or a board game night in a Villa Crespo café, share a walk route through Palermo or San Telmo, or point us to an quiet café, a merienda spot, or a community cultural venue. If you want to organize an outing and are unsure where to start, that question belongs here too.
A few things this form does not do
Submitting sends your name, email, selected topic and message (plus phone if supplied) to a private server log. Only after successful saving will the browser open the confirmation page, retaining the original page parameters. No response time is promised.
Prefer email or phone? Write to support@friendemperor.com or call +54 11 4151-1308. Postal address: Av. Corrientes 1234, C1043 Buenos Aires, Argentina.
The form on this page takes a plain message, nothing else. There is no account to create and no booking behind it. A few details up front simply make your note easier to place: which part of the project it touches, what you already know, and what you would like to see happen.
None of the points below are required. Write what you have, skip the rest, and send it as it is.
A walk route, a reading club, a board game night, a merienda spot, a community cultural venue, or something about the forums. Naming the section saves a round of guessing.
The neighbourhood matters more than the exact address. Palermo, San Telmo and Villa Crespo already tell us a lot about the pace and the kind of venue you have in mind.
Four people around one table reads differently from twenty on a long walk. If you already know how often you would meet, say so; if not, leave it open.
A one-off outing, a recurring time, or a written guide for the site. Being clear about the outcome keeps the message short and the answer useful.
Whether the venue is accessible, whether it is welcoming, whether entry is open to visitors, and any limit on how many people fit. If you have a photo of the place or a rough map, mention it in the message and we will ask for it if it is needed.