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What the editorial inbox can—and cannot—help with.

A focused message is easier to investigate and less likely to contain information the team should not receive.

ReasonIncludeLeave out
Content correctionPage URL, exact passage, concern, and a reliable source if availableUnrelated medical history or a request for personal diagnosis
Accessibility barrierTask, page, device, browser, assistive technology, and what happenedPasswords, account credentials, or private check-in answers
Privacy questionSpecific vendor, permission, data flow, or browser behaviorMedical records or identification documents
Partnership enquiryOrganization, proposal, audience, commercial relationship, and desired next stepUndisclosed promotional copy presented as editorial guidance
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For urgent safety

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For individualized care

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For a site issue

Send the smallest amount of information needed to reproduce or verify it. Keep a copy of your message and any source links.

What happens next

A useful editorial response starts with verification.

Content and safety

Corrections are assessed by consequence

A report should be checked against the cited passage, supporting evidence, related pages, structured data, and whether the wording could affect urgent or clinical decisions. Material corrections should update the page rather than remain only in an email thread.

Access and privacy

Technical reports need reproduction details

The team may need the route, device, browser, assistive technology, permission state, and exact task. Share the minimum needed to reproduce the issue; screenshots should exclude personal tabs, notifications, and health information.

Keep the message narrow

A strong subject line names the page and issue type. The first paragraph states what is wrong, the second provides evidence or reproduction steps, and the final line says what clarification or correction you are requesting.

Choose the correct channel

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