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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 doesn't. 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're 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're responding for a graded company. Reference the letter if you received one, or just name your entry. An on-the-record statement is published word for word beside the entry, uncut. If you'd prefer to correct us than comment, that works too, and is 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 doesn't do.
- You found a security problem. Same address, marked clearly. See security.txt.
- You want to advertise. You can't. Advertising explains why that's a rule, not a gap in the rate card.