The Krewe receives correspondence in the manner one might expect of a 501(c)(3) parade organisation that is also, technically, a religion: with the Overlords routing messages to the appropriate department — sometimes immediately, sometimes once the parade has rolled.
Before going any further, a note for the membership-curious. Anything to do with membership — paying dues, updating profiles, subkrewe affiliation, Chewbacchanal VIP add-ons, password resets, and the long tail of related concerns — is handled by the Krewe’s dedicated platform at krewebacchus.org, not by the form below. Members find their answers there faster, the Overlords find their inboxes less full, and everyone wins.
Most other inquiries fall into one of two categories. General covers the broad strokes — parade-day logistics, the cult, lost-and-found pocket shrines, and the occasional structural query about whether a given contraption is, in any meaningful sense, road-legal. These reach the Overlords, who route them onward as the situation warrants.
Media inquiries — journalists, podcasters, documentary crews, and the occasional PhD candidate writing a thesis on improvised carnival theology — take a different routing, and are answered by the Overlord on press duty when the schedule of religious obligations permits.
The form below handles both. Picking a topic is the only prerequisite; the rest is as advertised.
Replies arrive on Krewe time, which can be measured in Earth units only with some difficulty. Patience is appreciated; sending a follow-up two hours later is, statistically speaking, ineffective.