Corrections

Tell us

Email worldofcuriouscontact@gmail.com with the article link and what is wrong. If you have a source, include it — it makes the fix much faster.

What we do

1. We check the claim against the source the article used, and against a second source where one exists.
2. If the article is wrong, we fix it.
3. For anything more than a typo, we add a short correction note at the foot of the article saying what was changed and when, and we update the article's "updated" date.
4. If the error was significant, we do not quietly delete the article — we correct it and say so.

Puzzles

If you think a puzzle has two valid answers or no valid answer, please say so, and tell us which puzzle. Our validators are meant to make that impossible, so a report of that kind is genuinely useful — it usually means there is a gap in a check rather than a one-off mistake.

Fiction

Stories in Human Drama are invented, so they cannot be factually wrong. If a story reads as though it is about a real person or a real event, tell us — that is a labelling problem and we want to know about it.

Takedown and rights

If you believe material on this site infringes your copyright or uses your image without permission, email worldofcuriouscontact@gmail.com with the details and we will respond.