What happens after you submit

  1. We identify the page and claim

    A clear page title or URL and a specific description help us find the affected record.

  2. We verify the evidence

    We compare the submission with the product identity, existing sources, and any suitable new source.

  3. We assess the effect

    A typo may need a small correction. A model mismatch, recall, or failed premise may require a new audit and recommendation.

  4. We record material changes

    Important corrections and recommendation changes appear in the page history rather than disappearing into a silent edit.

What to include

Provide the page, the statement that may be wrong, and the clearest source you have. Manufacturer manuals, regulator notices, standards documents, and precise model information are particularly useful for factual corrections.

A submission is a request for review, not proof by itself. We may ask for more context through a future contact channel, and we may decline changes that are unsupported or unrelated to the article.

Report something that may be wrong or outdated