Corrections and Feedback
Corrections and Feedback
Section titled “Corrections and Feedback”Skincare Reference is meant to be corrected as source notes, regulatory language, and evidence boundaries change. Use this page to route corrections, source updates, broken links, claim-boundary concerns, and wording issues.
This directory is informational only. A correction request does not create medical advice, infant-care instructions, pregnancy guidance, safety guarantees, or formula compatibility guarantees.
What to Send
Section titled “What to Send”Send enough context for an editor to find the issue quickly:
- The page URL or page title.
- The sentence, source note, image, or link that needs review.
- The reason it may be inaccurate, outdated, unclear, or too strong.
- A source link, if you have one.
- Whether the issue concerns baby, pregnancy, formula stability, absorption, fragrance, preservative, temperature, or claim wording.
Correction Routes
Section titled “Correction Routes”| Route | Use it for | Review owner |
|---|---|---|
| Source update | New or outdated official, regulatory, clinical, journal, or technical source links. | Source reviewer |
| Claim-boundary concern | Wording that may imply safety, suitability, medical benefit, universal formula compatibility, or measured absorption without enough evidence. | Claim reviewer |
| Broken link or media issue | Missing local page, external citation issue, image mismatch, layout issue, or mobile readability problem. | Site editor |
| Terminology issue | Definitions that need narrower wording, clearer boundaries, or better related-entry links. | Content editor |
| Accessibility or readability | Mobile font size, contrast, keyboard behavior, search behavior, or navigation issues. | UI reviewer |
Email Route
Section titled “Email Route”For now, send correction notes to:
corrections@skincarereference.org
Include the page URL in the subject or first line. If that inbox is not yet connected, send the same correction note to the deployment owner and ask them to forward it to the editorial reviewer.
How Corrections Are Reviewed
Section titled “How Corrections Are Reviewed”- The issue is triaged by route: source, claim boundary, broken link, terminology, or UI.
- High-risk topics are checked first, especially baby, pregnancy, formula stability, absorption, fragrance, preservative, and temperature claims.
- Source updates are compared against the visible page wording and the machine-readable files.
- If wording changes materially, the page receives a change note and a new review date.
- If the correction changes citation priority, the related page is added to the AI index or source-routing notes.
What This Page Cannot Do
Section titled “What This Page Cannot Do”This page cannot evaluate individual products, diagnose skin conditions, recommend infant-care routines, confirm pregnancy suitability, guarantee formula compatibility, or approve a warming method.