Clear guidance depends on correcting mistakes. Readers can report a factual error, an outdated statement, a confusing illustration, a broken link, or an accessibility problem through the contact page.
What to include
- The complete URL of the affected page.
- The passage, image, or feature that needs attention.
- What appears incorrect and what the correction should be.
- A supporting source, where available, and the region or date relevant to the issue.
Assessing reports
Reports should be checked against the relevant evidence. A conflicting regional rule, species name, or product direction can require a narrower statement rather than a universal replacement. Issues affecting safety deserve priority. Sending a report does not establish that a proposed correction is accurate.
Updating a page
When a substantive correction is made, the article's modification date should be updated and a correction note should explain a material change to its meaning. Typographical or layout fixes do not necessarily represent a new factual review. A site rebuild alone should not reset content dates.
This policy does not promise an individual identification, diagnosis, or a fixed response time. Please avoid sharing sensitive personal information in a report.