Three separate things people usually want, and how each works.
A factual error
Write to [email protected] with the article link, the sentence you think is wrong, and the source that shows it. We check it against the primary material. If you are right, we correct the article in place and add a correction note at the bottom with the date — see the Editorial Policy.
Copyright
If you believe we used your material beyond fair quotation, tell us what and where, and identify yourself as the rights holder or their representative. We remove or rewrite anything that does not hold up, and we do it quickly — we would rather fix it than argue about it.
Removal requests
We write about companies, tools and platforms, so coverage is not removed simply because it is unflattering. What we do act on: factual inaccuracies, private personal data published by mistake, and material that is unsafe or unlawful to keep up. Explain which applies and we will look at it properly.
Contact for all of the above: [email protected]
Change log
Every substantive change to a published article, newest first. Typos and formatting are not listed; anything that changes a fact, a number or a conclusion is.
- 11 September 2026 — How answer engines cite: added links to the September findings on refusal rates, bot access decisions and GEO claims under test. No existing claim was changed.
- 9 September 2026 — What Search Console’s new Generative AI report can and cannot tell you: added an update block with the Seer click-through figures for AI Overview queries and a link to our measurement approach. No claim in the original text was changed.