Write With Us

Mystplan is more than a website — it's an open, multilingual gathering place for curious minds worldwide who share a deep fascination with the unexplained: paranormal phenomena, ancient enigmas, ufology, cryptozoology, and the hidden layers of our world.

We believe the most interesting discoveries emerge when passionate people from different cultures, languages, and backgrounds bring their knowledge together. If you have spent time researching a strange event, collecting obscure sources, analyzing old accounts, or simply wondering "what if…?", we invite you to write with us and help build a richer, more diverse database of mysteries.

Who we're looking for

  • Writers (amateur or experienced) who love the subject and want to share well-researched, thoughtful contributions
  • Researchers who have dug into primary sources, forgotten books, foreign archives, or witness testimonies
  • Enthusiasts who can add meaningful details — new sightings, overlooked historical references, cross-cultural parallels, or fresh angles — to existing entries
  • Translators or multilingual contributors who can help bridge sources from different languages

We value curiosity over certainty, respectful disagreement over dogma, and wonder over cynicism.

What we welcome

  • New mystery entries (well-structured, sourced, 800–2000 words suggested)
  • Additions / expansions to existing pages: extra sources, witness accounts, bibliography, comparative analysis, recent developments
  • Corrections or polite counterpoints to published material (always backed by evidence or logic)
  • Images, maps, diagrams, or scans from public-domain or properly credited sources

All contributions should align with the spirit of the project: genuine exploration, no fabricated claims, no AI-generated core content (grammar/translation tools are fine).

What we do not accept

  • AI-written articles (ideas, research, and factual claims must be human)
  • Plagiarized, fabricated, or misleading content
  • Promotional spam, self-advertising disguised as research, or recruitment for cults/sects
  • Insults, mockery, cheap debunking-for-its-own-sake, or attempts to "win" arguments aggressively
  • Charlatan-style fabrications or over-the-top sensationalism without sources

We moderate all submissions and reserve the right to edit lightly for clarity, reject, or remove content that violates basic courtesy or the project's ethos.

How it works

  1. Read the About Mystplan page and our house rules carefully.
  2. Create a free account and submit your contribution directly from your profile.
  3. Include: proposed title / mystery name, full text, sources / bibliography (essential), short bio and optional links.
  4. After moderation (usually within 7–10 days), your work appears with full credit, your bio, and links.
  5. You can continue updating or expanding your entries over time — Mystplan is collaborative.

Benefits for contributors

  • Full attribution and permanent byline
  • Bio + links to your own work (website, book, channel, podcast…)
  • Visibility to an international audience of fellow enthusiasts
  • Opportunity to be part of a growing collective "mind" investigating the unexplained
  • No payment (this is a passion project), but genuine community recognition and networking

If this resonates with you — if you believe, like we do, that sharing knowledge respectfully is more valuable than shouting certainties — then welcome aboard.

Create a free account to start contributing.

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Marco R. Capelli — Founder & Keeper of Mystplan — Italy, March 2026