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Dear valued Xtris user,
Before using this form, please ensure your query should not be handled by another form on the website. Submitting to the wrong Group will result in delays of your submission being processed ...
- If you're in need of immediate support, we suggest you visit #support on the network
- If you're wanting to report abuse, use the Abuse Report form
- If you're wanting to request a Trust, use the Trust Request form
- If you're wanting to dispute a gline, use the Gline Disputes form
- To register a channel, please join #support on IRC
- To apply for a staff position, see the Recruitment Committee pages
Lastly, if you are wanting to get in touch with a member of staff directly about an issue that does NOT warrant a Support Ticket, please mail them on their personal e-mail address from the Staff Roster.
Remember, here at Xtris, it's "You first!". In order to bring new innovations in the delivery of support, we are currently running a Support Survey; if you have a spare few moments please participate!
All fields are required unless otherwise stated. Upon successful submission of this form, you will be e-mailed with your ticket reference, password and URL. The URL will allow you to open your ticket at any time to check its status and add replies. Correspondence from us will still be e-mailed to you.
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