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We publish practical, well-argued writing on web development, mobile engineering, product design and IT strategy — written by people who've actually shipped the thing. If that's you, we want to hear from you.
We're not looking for content mills or recycled listicles. We're looking for developers, designers, founders and consultants with one real opinion, one real project, or one real lesson worth sharing.
You've shipped the feature, run the migration, or made the mistake you're writing about — not summarized someone else's blog post.
Your piece takes a position — a recommendation, a trade-off, a "do this, not that" — instead of listing options with no conclusion.
Original drafts only. We check for originality and can tell the difference between your voice and a generic AI paraphrase.
Off-topic pitches are our most common rejection reason — start here before you write a word.
This is the exact order we review pieces in — skipping a step is the fastest way to a "not right now."
Email your topic, angle, and one line on your relevant experience to contribute@teamdisquantified.org. Tell us why you're the right person to write it.
Once approved, you get a two-week window. Plain language, real examples, and at minimum one concrete takeaway the reader can act on.
Our editor suggests structural and clarity edits via tracked comments. You keep full control over the final wording — we don't rewrite your voice.
Your piece goes live with your name, photo, a 1–2 line bio, and one contextual link back to your site or profile.
Every guest piece runs with the same treatment as our staff writing — full byline, category tag, and read time, no "sponsored" label.
This is the checklist our editor uses. Match it and review goes fast.
Not currently. In exchange, you get a full byline, a bio with one backlink, and distribution to our newsletter and social channels.
Yes, after 30 days, as long as you credit Team Disquantified as the original publisher with a link back to the live post.
One contextual link in the body if it genuinely supports a claim, plus one link in your author bio. No exceptions for extra links.
We'll tell you why in one or two lines. Most rejections are about topic fit, not writing quality — you're welcome to pitch again.
Send your topic, angle, and a line about your experience — a real person on our editorial team replies within 72 hours.
info@teamdisquantified.org