Ideas for the guide
Suggestions shape the guide.
CityGuideGA gets better because readers tell us what is missing. If there is a place you want named, a business you want covered, or a fix for how the site works, let us know and we will build it for you. Below is what a good suggestion looks like, and the contact page is the one path for sending it.
Three kinds of suggestions help the most
Pick the one that fits.
01
A restaurant or business to cover
A spot that has not reached the freshness feed yet, or a long-running favorite that deserves a proper look. Send the name and what you know makes it worth a visit.
02
A neighborhood or city to add
A corner of the corridor we have not covered. The guide lives deep rather than wide, so name the single place you would want read first.
03
A feature or fix on the site
Something that does not work, or a tool you wish existed: a new guide, a map layer, a way to filter events, a faster search. Broken things get fixed, ideas get built.
What happens next
Every suggestion is read by the person who writes the guide. The ideas that fit get checked against the same on-the-ground rule as everything else: only real, open, verifiable things get named. When a suggestion passes that check, it gets built, and the result shows up right here.
That usually means a new page, a corrected listing, or a feature that works the way readers asked for it. Some ideas take a week, some take a season. The ones that make the guide more useful are the ones that keep running.
The one path in
The contact page is the whole submission path. Nothing to install and no account to make: the same desk that reads tips and corrections reads reader suggestions.
Send the suggestionThe desk reads every message. If an idea does not fit, we say why, plainly.