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One address, read by a person, for everything — corrections, disputes, right-of-reply responses, submissions and press.
Everything goes to the same inbox, and a subject line that names the entity gets found faster than one that does not. Corrections and suggestions can also go through the submission form — the privacy page says exactly what that form stores, which is four things and no IP address.
Depending on what you are here for
- You think a clause or grade is wrong. Say which entry and which sentence, and if you can, link the document as it reads now. What happens next is on corrections: a mistake is corrected in public with the original claim still visible.
- You are responding for a graded company. Reference the letter if you received one, or just name your entry. An on-the-record statement is published verbatim beside the entry, uncut — and if you would rather correct us than comment, that works too, and is rather the point.
- You want to suggest an entity for the corpus. Submit says what makes a suggestion usable — a document is worth ten names.
- You run a site our crawler visited. Our crawler says what it fetches, how often, and what it deliberately does not do.
- You found a security problem. Same address, marked clearly — see security.txt.
- You want to advertise. You cannot — advertising explains why that is a rule rather than a gap in the rate card.