Dossiers · compiled from public sources
Corrections
If a fact in a dossier is wrong, incomplete or out of date, tell me. A correction is easiest to check when it contains these three things.
What a correction contains
- Which fact. The page, and the line or relationship that is wrong, copied or described closely enough to find.
- What is wrong. What it should say instead, or why it is out of date.
- A public source. A link to a public page that shows it: a company page, a filing, an official announcement, or a named news report. Private documents and anonymous claims cannot be used.
What happens next
The form sends your note by email to the person who runs this site. This page does not promise a reply or a time.
A correction, if one is made, is a change to the data behind the page, and each profile shows the date its sources were last checked.
Send a correction
The form asks for your name and an email address, as the site’s contact form does; the address is where a reply would go.