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If you have questions about a post titled “who do you contact if you have questions abo…”, the safest general rule is:

• For emergencies or immediate danger (risk of serious harm, violence, or a crime happening now), contact local emergency services (like 911) or your local police right away.

• For non‑emergency but sensitive issues (mental health, abuse, serious personal problems), contact:
  • A trusted helpline in your country (for example, a mental‑health, domestic‑violence, or youth helpline).

* A **relevant support organization** listed on official government or reputable NGO sites.

If the question is specifically about information in a guide or website (like “who do I contact if I have questions about this guide?”), look for:

• A “Contact us” or “Help / Support” link on the same page. Many sensitive‑topic guides explicitly say you can use anonymous chat or text services to ask follow‑up questions.

• Any email, chat, or phone number provided near the bottom or sidebar of the page.

For online forums where you’re unsure where to ask about a sensitive topic:

• Check if there is a clearly labeled “help,” “support,” or “modmail/moderators” option and contact the moderators privately first.

• Use topic‑appropriate communities (e.g., mental health, relationships, abuse support) and follow their posting rules, but avoid posting if there is any immediate risk of harm—go to emergency or professional services instead.

If you tell me more about what the questions are about (e.g., health, abuse, legal trouble, online safety), I can narrow down who you should contact more precisely.