Suggest a correction
This site is assembled from primary sources by one process, and that process makes mistakes. If something here is wrong, out of date, or missing a source you know of, this is the place to say so.
Most useful, in order: a primary source that closes one of the documented gaps; a factual correction with a link; a section that should exist and does not.
What happens to what you send
- It is never published. Suggestions go into a database that nothing on this site reads back out. No submission is ever rendered to any visitor, so nothing you type can become part of a page.
- It is limited to 1 KB, checked in the browser and again on the server — the server is the one that counts.
- It is stored as plain text. Control characters are stripped and the text is never interpreted as HTML, markup or a command.
- Your IP is hashed, not stored. What is kept is a keyed hash, used only to rate limit; the address itself is not written down.
- Submissions are rate limited per address. A handful an hour. If you hit the limit the server says so and tells you when to try again.
This is a one-way channel, not a discussion. If you leave no contact there is no way to reply, and either way there is no ticket to track. For anything that needs a conversation, the upstream repositories (rskj, RSKIPs) are the better venue — and for anything about Rootstock itself rather than about this site, much the better one.