Before You Submit
Quick checks that help keep this channel useful
Before submitting a report, users are encouraged to compare the public claim against the official lookup interface and relevant framework pages where possible. In many cases, what looks suspicious at first glance may simply be poor wording or a stale document. In other cases, the issue may be more serious. Either way, a clear comparison helps.
Claim + source + evidence + explanation of mismatch. That is the sweet spot.
Report Details
Identify the entity and the public claim you are reporting
Nature of the Concern
Select the issue type that best fits the public claim you are reporting
Explain the Mismatch
Tell us why the claim appears questionable
Supporting Evidence
Upload or attach the material supporting your report
Reporter Information
Provide a contact route in case clarification is needed
Submit Report
Final review before sending
Before submitting, review the contents of the form to ensure the report identifies the entity, the public source, the nature of the concern, and the evidence supporting your view. Reports that are specific, calm, and well-supported are materially easier to assess and more likely to be useful.
Submission of a report does not guarantee any particular outcome. Depending on the nature of the issue, the material may result in no action, clarification, further review, correction-sensitive handling, or a public caution response where appropriate.