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What Could Work? welcomes messages that help us understand problems more clearly and improve the ideas we publish.
General enquiries
For questions about the site, editorial enquiries, or potential collaboration, email admin@whatcouldwork.com.
To suggest an issue for a future article, visit Suggest a Problem.
Report an error
If you believe an article contains a factual error, unsupported claim, misleading description, or incorrect attribution, please send:
- The article title or link.
- The specific passage you are concerned about.
- An explanation of what appears wrong.
- A reliable source or supporting evidence, if available.
Use the email subject “Correction: [article title]” to help us identify your message.
Challenge an idea
You do not need to identify a factual error to contribute. Perhaps a proposal overlooks a local constraint, creates a burden for another group, or depends on an assumption that does not hold in practice.
Tell us which part of the reasoning you would question and why. Practical experience and local knowledge are especially useful.
How we handle corrections
We assess reports against the article and available evidence. When we confirm a material error, we correct it and add a note explaining the significant change.
Minor spelling or formatting fixes may be made without a correction note. If an issue needs further investigation, we may add a clarification while we review it.
We cannot promise an individual response to every message.
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