Corrections

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• the page, with its address
• the sentence or figure you think is wrong
• why, with a link to an official source if you have one

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1. We read every request.
2. We check the passage against the sources listed on the page, and against any source you send.
3. If the page is wrong or unfair, we change it.
4. If the change affects the meaning of a page, we record it in the log below with its date.
5. If we decide not to change the page, we tell you why.

A spelling or layout fix that does not change the meaning is made without an entry in the log.

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