Erowid Experience Vaults: Submission Form

Erowid seeks well-written reports about the use of psychoactive plants, chemicals, and technologies as well as activities like yoga, meditation, or dreaming.

A good report includes:

Description of mindset & setting
Dosage & timing information
Physical and mental effects felt during and after
Preparations made or intentions for the experience
Medications, herbs, or supplements being taken
Insights gained and/or problems encountered

An unacceptable report:

Has no paragraphs, punctuation, or capitalization, and poor spelling.
Describes what others will experience rather than your own.
Includes only a list of activities or nonspecific information about being "fucked up".
The use of the term "SWIM".

Reports are used for education, harm-reduction, and research. Not all are published. Each is reviewed for writing quality, interest, and usefulness. Some are published within days, others can take a year or more to be reviewed. Please be patient.

Substance(s) *
Dose
Suggested Report Title *
Author Name / Pseudonym *	Tracking Code
Gender	Experience Year
Body Weight	Age at the time
Anti-Spam * (Enter "notspam" in this field)
Report * (Consider drafting in an external editor then copying finished report here to avoid the possibility of losing text.)
Email Address ( * WARNING * )
Be sure before submitting. All fields (except email address) will be displayed. Copyrights Release: By submitting this report, you state that you are the author or owner of this text. You grant perpetual, non-revocable, international, transferrable, non-exclusive copyright to Erowid Center. You grant permission for the full text (and/or excerpts) to be published on Erowid.org, used in promotional literature, scientific research, electronic and print publications, and other media types (video, audio, etc) of Erowid's choosing. Reports may be edited to clarify text, remove personally identifying details, correct factual errors, or implement other editorial decisions including derivative works. Whenever report texts are used (not including agregate data) attribution will be given to authors.

For more about what makes a good report, how they're reviewed, and how they can be useful:

Experience Report Reviewing: The Good, The Bad, and the Ugly (2002)
A Brief Overview of the Experience Report Reviewing Process (2005)
The Value of Experience (2006)
Communicating Experience (2006)
Surfing the Matrix (2006)