If you find a mistake on Wondelique, we want to know. We correct errors of fact when we can confirm them, and we try to do so promptly and plainly.

How to report a problem

Use the Contact form. Please include:

• The URL of the article (or its title, if you cannot copy the link)
• What you believe is wrong
• The correct information, and a source we can check, if you have one

You do not need a source to write to us, but a citation helps us verify the issue faster.

How we handle corrections

We review the report against the sources we used and any new evidence you point us to. If we confirm an error, we update the article. For a straightforward fix (a wrong date, figure, or typo that changes meaning), we correct the text in place. For a significant error—something that would have changed the article’s direct answer or a reader’s decision—we also add a brief correction note on the page describing what changed.

The article’s updated date will change when we revise it. We do not silently leave a known factual error in place because an article is old. We may not change wording that is a matter of style or emphasis, and we may not accept a requested change we cannot verify.

This policy is about the accuracy of our articles. It is not a promise that we will reply to every message, but we do read correction reports sent through the contact form.