WikiPartner:Corrections and complaints
WikiPartner aims to publish accurate, fair, and well-sourced information.
Readers, article subjects, representatives, and other affected people may report errors or raise concerns.
What Can Be Reported
You may report:
- Incorrect facts
- Outdated information
- Broken or weak sources
- Missing context
- Privacy concerns
- Copyright concerns
- Harmful or unsupported claims
- Conflicts of interest
- Promotional or misleading wording
How to Submit a Request
Send your request to:
corrections@wikipartner.org
Please include:
- The article title
- The exact sentence or section
- A clear explanation of the problem
- The correct information
- Reliable supporting sources
- Your connection to the subject, if any
Do not send passwords, identity documents, private financial records, or other sensitive information unless specifically requested through a secure method.
Review Process
WikiPartner editors may:
- Check the article history
- Review the cited sources
- Ask for more evidence
- Correct clear errors
- Remove unsupported content
- Add missing context
- Temporarily remove sensitive claims during review
- Decline requests that are unsupported or promotional
Living People
Complaints involving living people should receive careful and timely review.
Unsupported harmful claims may be removed while they are being checked.
No Control Over Articles
A person or company may request corrections, but cannot control the article.
WikiPartner editors make the final decision based on evidence, sources, fairness, and editorial rules.
Disagreement With a Decision
A person may request another review when:
- New evidence is available
- A source was misunderstood
- Important context was missed
- The decision did not follow WikiPartner policy
Repeated requests without new evidence may be closed.
Abuse of the Process
WikiPartner may reject requests that include:
- Threats
- Harassment
- False legal claims
- Attempts to remove accurate criticism
- Attempts to add advertising
- Fake evidence
- Hidden paid representation
Record Keeping
Important corrections should be recorded in the article history and edit summary.
Sensitive personal information should not be placed in public edit summaries.