Do you wish to contact me?

Please take the short time required to browse through these simple guidelines before skipping to the e-mail address at the bottom of the page, or run the risk that your message will be ignored. Doing this will probably save both your time and mine.

• Do you have any questions about Tolkien computer games? There is a good chance that I can answer them, but others have probably asked them before, so first read through the FAQ.
• While I welcome corrections or additions of information, about 90% of the games people suggest that I should add are already included or else I know about them and do not consider them "worthy". Please double-check the alphabetical list and the explanations before suggesting new games.
• Do you want to know where to buy a game? Take a look at my page for finding out-of-print games.
• It is possible that I can give hints and solutions to specific problems in the games, but first check the page for the game in question to see if there already is a solution. Do not ask for solutions to games not related to Tolkien! I do not have any.
• I will not send copies of commercial games to anyone, nor copies or scans of documentation.
• I am not directly involved in the making of any of the games, including the MUDs. Direct your flames and requests for source code to others.
• Many people ask for recommendations of good games. Such questions are better put to some appropriate news group.
• I maintain some 100 web pages about some 300 games. Take care to specify exactly what game you are referring to.
• Make sure that your email address information is correctly entered in your browser or email program before sending. If you wanted a reply from me but received none, your return address was probably wrong.
• If your subject line includes the word Tolkien (correctly spelled) you vastly improve your chances to make it through my spam filter.
• I am fluent in English and Swedish. I can also read German and Spanish. Other languages are used at your own risk.

That was not very hard, was it? If you still want to mail me, you are welcome to go ahead!

Fredrik Ekman, ekman@lysator.liu.se