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A new way to report bugs!

By Michael Ricci
April 17, 2025
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A new way to report bugs!: A new way to report bugs!

We've worked on some seriously cool projects this year, and there's plenty more brewing as our dash to August (AAJ's 30th anniversary) continues. One of our latest updates is a smoother, smarter way to report bugs or technical hiccups.

As we continue evolving both websites, tightening up our internal processes is a must—and this one was high on the list.

If you spot a glitch while browsing AAJ, let us know here. The reporting form is accessible from our Contact Us page, which you can find on our Explore page.

We're constantly fine-tuning both All About Jazz and Jazz Near You. And while we do our best to squash bugs before they go live, with millions of lines of interconnected code, a few are bound to sneak through. So if you see something, say something—we'll fix it, making AAJ that much better for everyone.

Thank you.

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