What to submit
Submit public, relevant sources that help locate a claim, later action, missing context, or a correction. Include enough explanation for an editor to understand the proposed connection.
Policy
Community submission rules
Submissions are leads for editorial review. They are never automatically published or treated as evidence by themselves.
What we reject
Do not submit private-person targeting, home addresses, contact details, threats, appearance or identity attacks, fabricated screenshots, hacked or unauthorized material, or coordinated duplicate campaigns.
Review and response
Editors may triage, accept, reject, or request more evidence. A rejected submission does not create a public allegation; a qualifying record still requires independent source verification and the full publication gate.
A production launch must identify the accountable moderation owner and correction contact channel before accepting live submissions.