Contact and corrections
How to report an error, request a correction, or suggest a topic.
The most useful thing to send is a correction.
Corrections#
If a page here misstates a rule, misdescribes a decision, or says something about a product that is no longer true, it should be fixed. Point at the page and say what is wrong; a citation or a link to the vendor’s current documentation makes it much faster to verify and correct.
Corrections are made to the page itself and the review date is updated, rather than the page being quietly rewritten.
Topic suggestions#
Questions that keep coming up in practice are worth more than keyword ideas. If there is something in discovery practice that is badly explained everywhere you have looked, that is the useful signal.
What this address is not for#
It is not a route to legal advice, and no reply will constitute any. It is also not a pitch line: this site does not run sponsored posts, paid placements, guest articles, or vendor-supplied content, so pitches of that kind are not read.
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