There is no public inbox yet
At the time of this check — 2026-09-17 — this site has no public email address, no contact form and no support channel. That is stated here rather than worked around, because publishing an address that nobody monitors is worse than publishing none: a message sent into it looks answered-for and is not.
This page will be rewritten the day an inbox exists, and the link will appear in the footer of every page at the same time. Until then, this page's job is to say what does and does not work.
Why that is not a dead end
A correction to this site does not need a private channel to be useful, and it does not need one to be checked. That is a consequence of how the pages are built rather than a workaround:
- Every claim carries its source and its date. A page prints which body a figure came from and when it was read, so a challenge can point at the specific source rather than at the page as a whole.
- Where sources disagree, both are printed. A page that shows two values is not hiding which one it prefers, because it does not prefer one.
- Verified negatives are labelled as verdicts. When something was searched for and not found — a PlayStation trophy list, an aggregate review score, a live player count — the page says that it was searched for and not found, with the date, rather than leaving a blank.
- Community material is labelled as community material. A player report is printed as a player report with the age of its post, so it is clear what class of evidence is being questioned.
What makes a correction actionable
A message that says "this is wrong" cannot be acted on. What can be acted on, and what the page structure above is designed to accept, is a statement of the form: this claim, on this page, against this source, read on this date, says something different. Everything needed for that is already printed on the page being questioned.
Three things a correction should carry, all of which a reader can see on the page itself:
- The page. The route, so the claim can be found.
- The claim. Usually a single number, date or name.
- The source that disagrees. Ideally a first-party or storefront page, with the value that source states and the date it was read.
A correction that supplies those three is checkable without any further correspondence, which is why the absence of an inbox does not block it. A correction that supplies none of them cannot be checked even with an inbox.
What this page does not do
- It does not publish an email address, a postal address, a phone number or a social account. None of those exists for this site at the time of this check, and inventing one would be exactly the kind of unverified detail this site refuses to print about a game — applied to itself.
- It does not promise a response time, a service level or a review process, because none has been established.
- It does not offer to remove, amend or take down anything on request. Corrections are made by changing the page and showing the evidence, which is described on the about page.
- It does not accept review codes, press material, sponsored content or guest posts. This site sells nothing and takes nothing.
- It does not collect anything from a reader, because there is no mechanism here that could.