Accuracy and corrections
Corrections policy
A correction starts by identifying the page, source, or calculation at issue. Research changes are reviewed rather than applied automatically.
What to include in a correction
Useful reports identify the page URL, the statement or source ID involved, and a primary source that supports the correction. Do not include account credentials, private service details, or sensitive personal information.
How corrections are handled
Editorial wording can be corrected after verification. A change to a Mbps value, evidence class, planning rule, source relationship, or locked result requires a documented data update and passing tests.
A reachable source page alone does not prove that its technical guidance is unchanged, and an automated link check never marks a source as reviewed.
Current contact availability
A verified public email address or correction form is not currently configured, so this site does not display a placeholder address or collect correction submissions. A direct pathway can be enabled when a real destination and handling policy are supplied.