Contact
Four mailboxes, one person behind them. There is no form on this page, because a form would need to collect more about you than an email already tells us.
| A fact here is wrong | [email protected] |
|---|---|
| A flaw in this site | [email protected] · see security.txt |
| Your own data | [email protected] · see privacy |
| Anything else | [email protected] |
Correcting an entry
The fastest correction is a link. Point at the page that says otherwise and we add a new observation carrying that source and the date we read it. No argument about the underlying facts is needed, and none is had: the vendor's own page decides.
The old reading stays visible. Removing it would break the one guarantee this site makes — that you can see what was published and when — so a correction always shows as a change, never as a silent edit. What moved and why is on the vendor's page and in changes.
If we read your site
The crawler identifies itself in its user agent and links back to the method page. It reads public pages only, at no more than one request every five seconds per host, and it respects robots.txt. If you would rather it did not come back, say so at [email protected] and it stops — and the entry then records that the vendor asked us not to read the page, because that is also a fact about disclosure.
What we will not do is remove an accurate, sourced observation because the vendor dislikes it. An entry saying a subprocessor list sits behind a sales call is a description of the vendor's own choice.
Reporting a flaw in this site
Mail [email protected]. We acknowledge inside three working days. Please give us a reasonable window to fix something before publishing it. Do not test against other people's data, and do not run anything that degrades the service for other readers — the whole site is public, static and readable without any of that.