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How often does the Sunday Systems Digest ship, and is there a full RSS feed?
One long-form technical essay ships every Sunday at 07:00 UTC. Every single word published on the site is also available immediately in the full-text RSS feed at /rss.xml with zero paywall truncation.
Can our engineering team translate or republish an essay internally?
Internal sharing across company Slack channels, engineering reading groups, and study wikis is always welcome with canonical attribution. For public translations or commercial anthology reprints, send a short note via the Contact form.
How do you handle technical errata and benchmark corrections?
When a reader spots an off-by-one math slip, a kernel version caveat, or a fairer flag for a benchmarked engine, select 'Errata & Benchmark Note' in the contact form. Verified corrections are appended to the essay within 24 hours with full credit.
What kind of products do you accept for newsletter sponsorships?
Only developer tools, databases, cloud/edge runtimes, observability platforms, hardware, and engineering books that I have personally inspected or tested. Every sponsor block is plain text, clearly marked 'Sponsored', and free of tracking pixels.
How do reader comments and local preview submissions work?
Reader field notes under each essay pass manual editorial moderation before going public, and private email addresses are stripped at the server boundary so they never enter public API payloads. In standalone template preview mode, submissions are validated locally and clearly marked as simulated.