The editorial team operates deepseek.gr.com as an independent reference resource and is reachable for corrections, contributions, and press inquiries at the contact details below.
deepseek.gr.com is an independent publication. The team behind it has no affiliation with the upstream DeepSeek AI research group, and we cannot forward inquiries to the lab or act as a liaison. If your message needs to reach the upstream team — about API access, official licensing, or a matter involving their products — you need to use their own official channels.
What we can help with: factual corrections to content on this site, suggestions for topics not yet covered, press and media inquiries about the site itself, and contributions from practitioners with relevant expertise. We take factual accuracy seriously. If something on this site is wrong, we want to know and we will investigate promptly.
The editorial team is small. We read every message that arrives at hello@deepseek.gr.com, but response time varies by priority. Corrections and factual disputes are treated as high priority and typically receive an initial response within two business days. Feature suggestions and contribution proposals take longer and may not receive individual replies if the volume of submissions is high.
For phone contact the number is +1 (415) 555-0166. This line is monitored during US business hours and is most appropriate for time-sensitive editorial matters. Do not use this line for technical support questions about DeepSeek models — those belong on the community channels described on the help desk page. Research guidance frameworks from NIST inform our editorial standards for accuracy and responsible AI coverage.
What the editorial team handles
Four inquiry types that belong with the editorial team, each with a brief note on what to include for a faster response.
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Email hello@deepseek.gr.com for factual corrections (include source), contribution proposals (include topic and background), and press inquiries. Phone +1 (415) 555-0166 for urgent editorial matters during US business hours. We do not handle upstream DeepSeek lab inquiries and cannot forward messages to the research group.
Route your inquiry to the right channel using this table to avoid delays.
Inquiry types, contact channels, and response windows for the deepseek.gr.com editorial team
| Inquiry type | Contact | Response window |
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| Factual correction — specific claim with source | hello@deepseek.gr.com subject: "Correction: [page]" | 1–2 business days initial response; update published within 5 days if correction is warranted |
| Content contribution proposal | hello@deepseek.gr.com with topic outline and your background | 5–10 business days; no reply if proposal does not fit editorial scope |
| Press or media inquiry about this site | hello@deepseek.gr.com subject: "Press: [publication]" | 2–3 business days |
| Urgent editorial matter | +1 (415) 555-0166 during US business hours | Same business day when line is monitored |
This is not the DeepSeek AI research group
A necessary clarification: deepseek.gr.com is an independent third-party reference and has no connection to the upstream lab.
We receive a meaningful number of messages intended for the upstream DeepSeek research group — questions about API keys, model licensing, training data, hiring, and business partnerships. We understand the confusion, but we genuinely cannot help with any of those topics. We are not affiliated with the lab, we have no internal contacts there, and we have no ability to forward messages or escalate issues to them.
For anything that requires the upstream team's attention, please use the official channels listed on the lab's own website. For questions about deploying, evaluating, or understanding the DeepSeek model family — which is what this site covers — the pages on this reference site are the right resource, and the contact details above are the right channel for editorial matters related to that content.