Canonical source
Use the official page or store listing that readers should trust.
Submission intake
Submit
Public submit is for new title submissions only. It stays directory-only and rights-aware, but it now targets the ops intake directly and should return a durable private receipt before review.
Keep private evidence out of the public note. If you need help with an existing title or the site itself, use Contact instead.
What to include
Give review enough context to confirm the title fast.
The form asks for public metadata only. Keep private evidence out of the public note.
Public title
Use the display title readers will actually search for.
Use Contact for support
Use the Contact page for site help, broken links, or rights questions on an existing item.
Rights note
Use this for translation context, rights status, or anything the reviewer should know.
Submission flow
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Prepare the public fields
Check the title, canonical source, contact path, and note before sending a new title forward.
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Send to review
The intake returns a private receipt so you can follow up without exposing your submission publicly.
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Keep the boundary clean
Private evidence stays out of the public form, and support requests should go through Contact instead.
Policy notes
What stays public and what stays private.
These rules hold even when the intake is static preview mode.
- Changing language does not change the rights state.
- The submission form asks for public metadata only.
- A receipt is private, while the catalog remains public.
Next steps
Use the rest of the public surface.
If you still need context, open the catalog or review the rights policy before you submit.