Open Channel Editorial Accountability

Contact & Corrections.

Found an outdated date, unsupported claim, broken source, privacy issue, or rights concern? Send the exact page and evidence so the record can be reviewed.

01 // Submit a Report

Public issue tracker

Corrections and site problems can be submitted through the project's public GitHub issue tracker. Reports are public, so include only information that can safely appear on the open web.

A useful report includes the affected Kronus Archive URL, the sentence or feature in question, the proposed correction, and a publisher, developer, store, or other reliable source.

Open GitHub Issues ↗

02 // What to Report

Editorial, technical, and rights concerns

Editorial correction: an outdated date, inaccurate quotation, unsupported inference, or missing uncertainty label.
Technical issue: a broken link, inaccessible control, display problem, or page that does not load correctly.
Privacy request: a question about analytics consent or information published on the site.
Copyright or trademark concern: identify the protected work, rights holder, affected URL, and requested action.

03 // Review Process

What happens next

Reports are checked against the cited evidence. Confirmed errors are corrected in the relevant page, and materially changed articles receive an updated modification date. Disagreement with an editorial estimate does not automatically make it false, but the comparison basis and confidence label will be reviewed.

For more detail, see the Editorial Standards, Privacy Policy, and Copyright & IP Notice.