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Corrections and updates

Tell us if a page is wrong, out of date, incomplete, or credits the wrong person. We check correction requests against the original source.

Last updated: 31 August 2026

What to report

  • Wrong information about the owner, author, licence, price, compatibility, or installation.
  • A broken link, archived repository, new release, or outdated summary.
  • A category, task description, or scope statement that could mislead readers.
  • A test report with the wrong component, version, setup, input, output, or calculation.
  • A privacy, security, copyright, trademark, or impersonation concern.

How to ask for a correction

Email [email protected]. Include the page link, what you think is wrong, the correction you suggest, and a link to the original source that supports it. Tell us whether you are the creator, a contributor, a user, or someone else connected to the issue.

What happens next

  1. We read the request and decide how urgent it is.
  2. We compare the page with the official source, saved test evidence, and earlier versions of the page.
  3. We may ask you or the Skill creator for more information.
  4. We then correct the page, add a note, leave it unchanged, hide it while we investigate, or remove it.

A technical, ownership, or legal dispute may take longer to resolve than a broken link or simple factual error.

How we show a correction

We may fix a spelling or formatting error without adding a public note. A change to the meaning, credit, what was tested, or the result should include a new date or correction note.

If a report tested an older version, we keep that version in the record rather than making the result appear to cover a newer release.

Urgent issues

Put "URGENT" in the email subject if you find an exposed password or secret, active malware, a serious security risk, personal information that should not be public, or impersonation.

Do not include a working password, secret key, or sensitive personal information in the email.

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