About Helping W3Schools

W3Schools Will Always Be Free

In 1998, our company - Refsnes Data - made a very controversial decision. We decided to quit our current jobs and start an Internet Developers Portal.

When we created W3Schools, we wanted it to be completely free, and we are doing our best to keep it that way.

The costs of running this site and the costs of writing the tutorials are covered by sponsors, but we will always try to keep the number of advertisements as low as possible.

Help Us Correct Errors and Broken Links

We are working very hard to make this Web site interesting, useful, and correct. If you find an error or a broken link please tell us about it.

Tell us about spelling mistakes and grammatical errors (it is not easy to be a Norwegian in an English-speaking world).

To notify us about errors, please send an e-mail to:

Please don't contact us for personal help.
Solving your individual coding problems is not our priority. We believe that we should use all our time to write more and better tutorials for our viewers.

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