Contact unorules.ca

This is the official contact page for unorules.ca, the English-language home for clear, accurate UNO card game rules. Whether you have spotted a mistake in one of our rule explanations, want to suggest a topic, or simply have a question about how a particular card works, you can reach the editorial team from this page. Below you will find the best way to get in touch, exactly what to include so we can help quickly, and how we review the rule corrections that readers send us.

How do you contact unorules.ca?

The quickest way to reach us is the contact form on this page. Add your name, a working email address so we can reply, and a clear message, then send it — your note goes straight to the editorial team. If you prefer, the same details are summarised in the contact box further down the page. You are welcome to browse our UNO rules guides first, because many common questions are already answered there.

What should you include in your message?

A little detail helps us answer on the first reply instead of asking follow-up questions. When you write to us, try to include:

• The page or topic your message is about (for example, the classic rules, scoring, or a specific variant).
• Your question or the issue, described in one or two plain sentences.
• Where a rule came from, if you are quoting one — such as a printed instruction sheet or a specific UNO edition.
• A valid email address so we can reply; we only use it to answer you.

How do you report a rule error or correction?

Reporting a rule error is genuinely useful, and we welcome it. UNO has an official rulebook plus dozens of editions and house-rule variations, so mistakes and outdated details can slip in. If something on the site looks wrong, here is how to flag it:

1. Note the exact page and the sentence or rule you think is incorrect.
2. Tell us what you believe the correct rule is.
3. If you can, point to the source — for example the official Mattel instruction sheet for that edition.
4. Send it through the contact form with a short subject such as “Rule correction”.

How does unorules.ca review reader corrections?

Every correction is checked against a primary source before we change anything. We do not update a rule just because it was reported; we verify it. For the standard game, that means comparing the claim to the official UNO instruction sheet from Mattel, and for a specific edition we check that edition’s own instructions. If your report is confirmed, we correct the page and, where it helps other readers, clarify the wording so the same confusion does not happen again. If a rule turns out to be an optional house rule rather than an official one, we label it that way instead of removing it.

Can you send partnership, media or feedback enquiries?

Yes. The same contact form handles more than corrections. You can use it to share general feedback, suggest a UNO topic or variant you would like us to cover, ask about content partnerships, or raise a media or licensing question. Please put the purpose in your subject line — for example “Feedback”, “Topic suggestion” or “Partnership” — so we can route your message to the right place.

How long does a reply take?

We read every message and aim to reply within a few business days. Simple questions and clear rule corrections are usually the fastest to answer, while partnership or media enquiries can take a little longer because they may need extra review. If your message is time-sensitive, say so at the top so we can prioritise it.

Common mistakes to avoid when contacting us

A few small things slow down or block our reply. Avoiding them helps you get a useful answer sooner:

• Leaving out the email address or entering it incorrectly — without a valid address we cannot respond.
• Not naming the page — “a rule is wrong somewhere” is hard to act on; tell us which guide and which rule.
• Sending confidential or sensitive personal data — a contact form is not the place for it; share only what is needed to answer your question.
• Expecting live gameplay refereeing — we explain and correct rules, but we cannot settle an in-progress game in real time.

Is your message kept private?

We use the details you send only to reply to you. Your email address and the contents of your message are not published on the site and are not sold or shared for marketing. Because email and web forms are never perfectly secure, please do not send passwords, financial details or other sensitive information through the form.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

How do I contact unorules.ca?

Use the contact form on this page. Add your name, a valid email address and your message, then send it — it goes directly to the editorial team, who reply by email.

How do I report a mistake in a rule explanation?

Note the exact page and the rule you think is wrong, tell us what the correct rule should be, and, if possible, name your source. Send it through the form with a subject like “Rule correction” and we will verify it before making any change.

Do you reply to every message?

We read every message and aim to respond within a few business days. Clear questions and well-described corrections are usually answered fastest.

Can I suggest a new UNO topic or variant to cover?

Yes. Suggestions are welcome through the same contact form. Tell us the edition or topic and why it would help readers, and we will consider it for a future guide.

Is my personal information safe when I use the contact form?

We use your details only to answer you, and we do not publish, sell or share them for marketing. As a precaution, please avoid sending passwords or other sensitive information through the form.