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Corrections and clarifications

How to flag a factual, safety, accessibility, attribution, or commercial-labeling problem.

Policy · Editorially reviewed July 14, 2026

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What to send

Identify the page, the statement or interaction, why it may be wrong, and the best primary source available.

  • Page URL
  • Exact sentence, number, link, image, or control
  • Evidence or official source
  • Whether the issue could affect safety or a time-sensitive decision
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How corrections appear

Material factual changes update the reviewed date and add a clarification where context is useful. Small typographic changes may be corrected without a note.

Safety first

Potential safety errors receive immediate review and may be temporarily removed.

Commercial clarity

Missing or inaccurate affiliate and sponsorship labels are treated as material.

No quiet rewrites

A correction should not preserve a misleading conclusion by changing only supporting language.

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Contact

Use the contact route supplied with the published site and include Correction in the subject. Do not send sensitive personal information.