 The central philosophical issue about self-locating communication is that, while there pretty clearly is some self-locating communication, a model of communication that seems obvious and natural when we’re dealing with non-self-locating belief doesn’t straightforwardly generalize to the self-locating case. We’ll start by looking at some examples of self-locating communication, then present the model of communication that’s so appealing when we’re not working with self-locating belief. Then we’ll discuss why that model doesn’t generalize, and finally lay out a selection of responses presently on offer in the literature.