What can be reported
Send a correction when you find:
- an address that differs from the operator’s official source;
- an outdated status;
- a service attributed to the wrong organization;
- a broken internal link;
- a factual or technical error;
- an unclear distinction between history and current information;
- a privacy or safety concern;
- a conflict of interest or paid-placement attempt.
What to include
Provide:
- the exact page URL;
- the disputed sentence or record;
- the correction you propose;
- the first-party or authoritative source;
- the date and time you observed the problem;
- whether the issue creates an immediate safety risk.
Do not send passwords, private keys, card data, personal victim information, illegal imagery, executable files, or archives.
Review process
The editor will:
- preserve the original report;
- reproduce the issue where appropriate;
- compare the supplied evidence with the page’s existing sources;
- consult a second reviewer for material disputes;
- update, clarify, relabel, or reject the correction;
- record significant changes in the change log.
Urgent address disputes
When credible evidence suggests that a published onion address is a clone or impersonation, the entry may be temporarily removed or marked disputed while the review continues. The publication will not keep a questionable address live merely to preserve page completeness.
Transparency
Minor spelling and formatting fixes may be made without a separate public entry. Material corrections involving identity, address, status, dates, or conclusions should appear in the change log.
Contact route
Send correction reports using the address on the contact page with the subject:
Correction: [page title]
A report does not guarantee that the requested wording will be adopted, but the evidence will be considered under the same method used for published records.