Contact Purity Test Kit
One address, read by one person: [email protected]. There is deliberately no form here — a form that posts nowhere is worse than an inbox you can see the address of.
Everything sent to that address gets read. Replies are not guaranteed, and messages that need one are answered in the order they arrive, usually within a few days. Anything that is a hosting, copyright or privacy complaint jumps the queue.
A question is worded wrong
The hundred-item list exists in many hand-copied variants, so disagreements are usually about which copy is being followed rather than about a typo. Quote both versions and say where you saw yours — a printed sheet, a specific campus, an older site — and it can be checked against the other copies.
Include: Which test, the question number, the wording on the site, and the wording you believe is correct.
Press and interviews
Aggregate statistics can be shared for articles: score distributions, medians and volumes per test. Nothing else exists to share — there are no user records, no demographics and no individual submissions, because the site never collects them.
Include: Your outlet, your deadline, and the specific questions you want answered.
Takedown or privacy request
Submissions are anonymous rows of test key, score and timestamp with nothing linking them to a person, so an individual score cannot be located or deleted on request — there is no identifier to search by. Copyright and hosting complaints about site content are handled at this address and read the day they arrive.
Include: The exact URL and what specifically needs removing.
Partnership or licensing
There is no public API yet. Requests for embeddable versions of the test, data licensing or cross-site placement are read, and a working proposal gets a straight yes or no rather than silence.
Include: What you want to build, and what you need from this site to build it.
Before you write
Two questions arrive constantly and are already answered in full: what the site stores (a test key, a score and a timestamp — nothing else) and whether this is connected to Rice University (it is not, and never has been). Scores cannot be edited, restored or deleted individually, because nothing identifies whose they are.