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How to request an editorial correction on Curatorial Resources, including how to identify the article and provide evidence.

Curatorial Resources welcomes corrections and clarifications that improve the accuracy of its editorial content. The publication does not operate a general enquiry service, a working contact form or a telephone line. All editorial correspondence is handled by email only.

To request a correction, send an email to the editorial address provided below. Include the exact title and URL of the article. State the specific sentence or passage that you believe is inaccurate. Explain why it is inaccurate and provide evidence from a publicly accessible source. Evidence may include a link to a standard, a policy document, a published article or an official record. Do not send personal data about third parties.

The publication reviews requests in the order received. If a correction is warranted, the article will be updated and a note may be added to indicate the change. If the request is not accepted, the publication may reply with a brief explanation. The publication does not engage in extended debate or mediation.

For general comments about the site, use the same email address and mark the subject line as 'Comment'. The publication does not accept guest posts, sponsored content or advertising requests through this address. Do not send attachments unless requested. The publication cannot confirm receipt of every message.

Editorial email: corrections [at] curatorialresources [dot] com. This address is for editorial corrections and comments only. It is not monitored for service requests or legal notices.