Correction 01
Choose the kind of contribution.
Source-backed correction
Correct content or data
Use this when a source transcription, public-evidence record, context-watchlist item, analytical claim, relationship, research finding, or export should change.
- Identify the record or page.
- Quote the current and proposed content.
- Provide a public source and exact locator.
Observed review finding
Share review feedback
Use this when navigation, wording, accessibility, a research boundary, or a data-reuse flow was unclear but you do not yet have a complete correction packet.
- Name the page and task.
- Describe what happened without a general rating.
- Propose the smallest change that would have helped.
Correction 02
Keep public issues safe and reviewable.
Before you submit
Do not include private agency records, passenger-level data, personal information, credentials, or security details. Use the repository security policy for a vulnerability report.
Source, evidence, watchlist, and analytical changes remain separate even when one correction affects more than one layer. A submitted issue is a review request—not proof that the current Atlas is wrong or that the proposed replacement is accepted.
Correction 03
What happens next.
- The report is classified as source, evidence, watchlist, analysis, relationship, research, or interface feedback.
- The cited public source and locator are checked against the current record.
- Accepted changes are tested, recorded in the changelog, and released through the normal review path.