Corrections
Tell us when something needs checking.
A specific correction report makes it easier to find the claim, review the evidence, and explain a change.
Email [email protected]. Your message will go to Alex Bennett.
What to include
- The article URL and the sentence or section you think is wrong.
- What you believe the correct information is.
- A link to the relevant official guidance or other evidence.
- The date, if a rule or platform feature recently changed.
You can report a broken link or unclear explanation too. Don’t send private documents or personal account access.
How a correction should appear
A substantive correction should be explained on the affected article, with an updated checked date. The editorial policy describes the distinction between a factual correction and a small wording or formatting change.