Contact, Corrections, and Policy Requests

Best correction format

• Page URL
• Headline or page title
• What appears to be wrong
• Correct source or reference link if available
• Any urgency or reason the issue matters

Best reasons to reach out

• Broken or outdated links
• Incorrect page summaries or factual mistakes
• Questions about source use or editorial handling
• DMCA or legal concerns
• Requests to review a correction-worthy issue on a high-traffic page

What helps most

Specificity helps. A short, concrete correction report is much easier to review than a vague complaint. If you have an official source, a current policy page, or a stronger factual reference, include it.

Related policies

For context on how the site handles content, sources, updates, and legal notices, review the pages below.

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