Contact the Editorial Team

What to send

We welcome technical corrections, source questions, case-study evidence, tool disclosures, and editorial suggestions. Include the relevant page URL and enough detail for the editorial team to reproduce or verify the issue.

Commercial messages

Partnership proposals must find the company, the nature of compensation, and any requested editorial involvement. Payment does not guarantee publication, a link, a rating, or a favorable conclusion.

Privacy and safety

Do not submit passwords, payment-card details, government identifiers, intimate images, or other highly sensitive personal data. Information submitted through the form is handled according to our privacy policy.

How to make a correction easy to review

Start with the exact page URL and point to the sentence, table, link, or claim you want us to check. Explain what appears to be wrong and include the strongest source you have. If the issue depends on a tool result or technical check, describe the steps clearly. Another reviewer should be able to repeat them.

Separate factual corrections from broader editorial suggestions. A factual report should find the specific error. An editorial suggestion can explain what context is missing or what part of the workflow is unclear. It can also show where a page could be more useful. Clear separation helps the team review the right question without treating every disagreement as the same type of request.

What happens to submitted evidence

Submitted material is treated as evidence to review, not as replacement copy that must be published. The editorial team may compare it with the page's existing sources, primary documentation, and other information needed to verify the issue. If the evidence changes a material conclusion, the page can be updated under the site's corrections process.

Case-study evidence or tool data should include enough context to understand what was measured. Avoid screenshots or fragments that remove the conditions needed to interpret a result. If a claim cannot be reproduced or verified, the team may need more detail. The page should not be changed until the issue is clear.

For partnership or commercial enquiries

Commercial messages should be explicit about compensation and the editorial involvement being requested. Do not frame a paid request as a correction or source update. A commercial relationship can be considered separately. But it does not create a right to coverage, a specific anchor, a favorable rating, or approval of the final wording.

Before you submit

Review the message for sensitive information and remove anything that is not needed to review the request. A page URL, a concise explanation, and verifiable evidence are usually more useful than a large bundle of unrelated material. For questions about how submitted information is handled, use the same standards described in our privacy policy.

What to include

• Add the exact page URL.
• Name the claim or section at issue.
• Provide a source that can be checked.
• Explain the change you are asking us to review.
• Remove sensitive data that is not needed.