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A good correction
comes with evidence.

Products change. Sources can be incomplete, and AI summaries can be wrong. Tell the publisher which claim needs attention and where the current evidence can be found.

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Make a correction easy to check.

A report is a source-based AI analysis, not an independently verified product test. Corrections are most useful when they identify a specific statement and provide current evidence for the proposed change.

Identify the page. Include the tool name and its Wicked report URL, or link to the affected guide or comparison.
Quote the statement. Copy the exact sentence, feature, price or availability claim that appears incorrect or outdated.
Provide the current source. Link to the provider’s documentation, pricing page, release note or another relevant primary source. Include the date you checked it.
State the proposed correction. Explain what should change and any conditions, such as the product version, plan or region.
Disclose a connection. If you work for the tool’s publisher or have a commercial relationship, include that context.

Page URL:
Statement to correct:
Suggested correction:
Current source URL:
Date checked / relevant plan or version:
Relationship to the tool, if any:

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Source evidence matters more than a requested verdict. A correction request does not automatically change a recommendation, and this page does not promise a response time or a particular outcome.

Report a website issue.

A broken link or feature

Include the affected page, what you selected, the result you expected, and what happened instead. For a display or interaction problem, mention the browser and device type.

Send website feedback

A guide that needs more detail

Tell us which step was unclear, the task you were trying to complete and what information would make the guide useful. Link to a source or reproducible example where possible.

Suggest a guide improvement

Remove passwords, access tokens, private project names and customer information from screenshots or examples. A short description is usually enough to begin investigating a problem.

Ask about privacy or your data.

Describe the data or interaction you are asking about, the approximate date and what you would like the publisher to do. Send only the information needed to understand the request; do not attach identity documents or sensitive records to an initial email.

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Use the correction format to identify missing or outdated product details. Link to accessible documentation and state any limits attached to a capability or offer. Clearly identify your role and any commercial interest.

Sending information does not guarantee publication, a listing, a positive verdict or placement. Requests should be grounded in evidence that helps readers choose a tool for a real task.

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