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Corrections, content tips, licensing questions, and general feedback about this reference site — directed to the editorial team only, not the upstream platform or the lab behind Z.ai.

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This page is for contacting the editorial team behind this independent reference site — not the upstream Z.ai platform or Zhipu AI lab. The main contact is hello@zai.gr.com. Factual corrections get reviewed within five business days. Billing and account issues for the BigModel platform must go directly to the platform support portal.

Who you are reaching

This contact page reaches the independent editorial team behind this reference site, not the upstream Zhipu AI lab or the BigModel platform.

To be unambiguous: this site is zai.gr.com, an independent reference resource. The editorial team here has no relationship with Zhipu AI, the BigModel platform, or the ChatGLM project. If you are trying to reach the upstream lab about your account, an API issue, a billing problem, or a business inquiry, this is the wrong destination. The BigModel platform support portal is accessible after login at the upstream platform and is where those questions belong.

If you have found an error on one of our pages, have a factual tip supported by a public source, want to ask about how we handle a particular topic, or have general feedback about the reference site itself, then this is the right place. The team reads all email sent to hello@zai.gr.com and responds to messages that require a response. High-volume periods mean not every message receives an individual reply, but corrections backed by primary sources are reviewed and actioned on every inquiry.

Submitting a factual correction

Corrections backed by a public primary source are the highest-priority category of message the editorial team receives.

Good corrections have three components: the URL of the specific page with the error, the exact passage or claim you believe is incorrect (quoting the specific text is most helpful), and a link to a public primary source that supports the correction. Primary sources include Hugging Face model cards, the official GitHub repositories, platform documentation, arXiv papers, and official announcements. Secondary sources like blog posts and forum discussions are useful context but are not sufficient on their own for a factual correction to a reference page.

The team aims to review corrections within five business days. If a correction is accepted, the page is updated and a note is added to the revision log. If the team disagrees with the correction, a brief explanation of why is sent back by reply. Either way, the submission is not ignored.

The editorial approach to AI capability claims follows the rigorous sourcing standards outlined in academic AI evaluation methodology. For teams who want context on how responsible AI coverage is structured more broadly, the NIST AI Risk Management Framework provides a useful reference for how to think about factual accountability in AI-related publishing.

Submitting a content tip

Tips about new model releases, undocumented platform changes, and significant benchmark results are welcome if they are backed by a public source the team can verify.

The team tracks official channels actively, but significant developments sometimes surface first in community discussions or through developer testing before they appear in official documentation. If you have noticed something worth covering — a new model generation, a platform change that affects the developer workflow, a benchmark result that changes a practical recommendation — email hello@zai.gr.com with a link to the public source and a brief explanation of why it matters.

The team cannot commit to covering everything submitted as a tip, and cannot respond individually to every submission. Tips that come with a clear public source and a specific explanation of the practical impact for developers are more likely to result in a page update than vague requests to "cover" a topic without supporting materials.

Inquiry types and response windows

Four inquiry categories with their appropriate contact route and expected response window.

Editorial team inquiry types, contact routes, and response windows
Inquiry type Email / route Response window Notes
Factual correction hello@zai.gr.com — subject: "Correction: [page]" Up to 5 business days Include page URL, quoted passage, and primary source link
Content tip or new development hello@zai.gr.com — subject: "Tip: [topic]" Reviewed; not guaranteed a reply Include a public source URL and why it matters for developers
General feedback or editorial question hello@zai.gr.com — subject: "Feedback: [topic]" Best-effort; 1–2 weeks Questions about scope, methodology, or coverage approach
BigModel account, billing, or API access BigModel platform support portal (not this team) Not handled here This editorial team cannot access your account or billing records
"The reference pages here gave my team a clear orientation before we committed to the GLM stack. When I sent a correction about a context window figure, it was updated within three days — that kind of editorial responsiveness is rare for an independent site."
Lyov V. Charkhasov
DevTools Engineer · Cresthaven Compute Co-op · Madison, WI

Questions about contacting the editorial team

Four questions across two tabs address how to reach the team, what they handle, and what they cannot help with.

How do I contact the Z.ai reference editorial team?

Email hello@zai.gr.com with a clear subject line identifying the page and the nature of your inquiry. For factual corrections, include the URL of the page, the specific claim you believe is incorrect, and a source that supports the correction. The team reviews all email but cannot respond to every message individually — corrections and tips with clear sourcing are prioritised.

Can I contact this team about a BigModel account or billing problem?

No. This editorial team has no relationship with the BigModel platform or Zhipu AI and cannot assist with account, billing, or API access issues. Those questions should go to the BigModel platform support portal, accessible after login at the upstream platform. Emails to this team about account issues will not receive a useful response because the team has no access to platform account systems.

How do I submit a factual correction?

Email hello@zai.gr.com with the subject line "Correction: [page name]". Include the URL of the specific page, the paragraph or claim in question, what you believe is incorrect, and a link to a public primary source that supports your correction. The team aims to review correction requests within five business days. If a correction is accepted, the page is updated and a note is added to the revision log.

Does the editorial team accept guest contributions or sponsored content?

The team does not publish sponsored content or paid placements. Unsolicited guest posts are not currently accepted. If you have a significant factual correction, a notable new data point backed by a public source, or a perspective that adds material value to an existing page, email hello@zai.gr.com and describe the contribution briefly. The team reviews all submissions but can only commit to acting on those with clear sourcing and obvious editorial value.

About pages and how the editorial team fits into the reference

The reach-team page sits within a small cluster of about-section pages that explain the site's editorial independence, scope, and sourcing methodology.

This contact page is one of several that describe how the reference operates. The company overview explains the full editorial scope and sourcing methodology. The editorial research bio describes the kind of expertise the content review process draws on. The security disclosures page covers supply-chain and deployment considerations for teams using the GLM models or BigModel API in production. For developers looking for practical support with the platform itself, the resource hub maps the support channels — GitHub issues, Hugging Face discussions, and the BigModel support portal. The access walkthrough covers account setup for the platform. For questions about the broader model ecosystem, the GLM model reference and API reference are the substantive starting points.