What should a correction report include?

A useful correction report includes the page URL, the quoted passage, the suspected issue, the supporting evidence, and whether the conclusion should change.

Where should privacy questions start?

Privacy questions should identify the data practice, page, request type, and any relevant correspondence so the issue can be checked against the privacy policy.

Can readers suggest sources?

Readers can suggest primary references, standards, official documents, datasets, method notes, or other method-bearing sources that would make a page easier to inspect.

How are advertising inquiries handled?

Advertising inquiries should start from reader fit, source quality, destination usefulness, paid-placement labels, and the publication's advertising standards.

Contact

Contact Measurement Press.

Updated June 13, 2026. Status: evergreen publication policy.

Use this page to send correction reports, privacy questions, source suggestions, advertising inquiries, and publication accountability questions to the right review path.

Direct contact: email [email protected]. Include the relevant page URL, the reason for the note, and any source or record needed to understand the request.

Choose the contact route

Pick the route that matches the request before writing. That keeps correction, privacy, source, advertising, and publication-scope questions tied to the standard used to review them.

Correction Report an issue with a page Use for facts, citations, calculations, framing, interpretation, source labels, or disclosures that may need review. Privacy Ask about reader data Use for analytics, advertising technology, cookies, retention, reader choices, or contact-preference questions. Sources Suggest a reference Use for primary documents, standards, official references, datasets, research methods, or measurement notes. Advertising Check paid-placement fit Use for sponsorship, native placement, contextual package, disclosure, destination, or source-quality questions. Publication Check scope and standards Use for publication scope, editorial standards, methodology, case-study limits, and reader trust routes.

What to include

Request type	Useful details	Review standard
Correction report	Page URL, quoted passage, suspected issue, supporting evidence, and whether the conclusion should change.	Corrections policy
Privacy question	Data practice, page or interaction, request type, correspondence details, and any timing that matters.	Privacy policy
Source suggestion	Primary reference, standard, official document, dataset, methodology note, or source limit that improves inspectability.	Source library
Advertising inquiry	Reader job, offer category, destination URL, source trail, placement interest, disclosure need, and proposed claim language.	Advertising standards
Publication question	Scope question, affected page, reader decision, and the standard that needs clarification.	About Measurement Press

Reader expectations

Specific

Point to the page and passage

Requests are easier to review when they name the affected URL, quote the relevant wording, and explain the reader impact.

Evidence

Attach the source trail

For corrections and source suggestions, include the primary reference or method note that changes confidence in the published page.

Privacy

Limit sensitive details

Do not send passwords, payment details, sensitive personal information, or private account credentials through general email.

Related standards

Use the methodology for evidence grading, the corrections policy for page updates, the privacy policy for data questions, the funding and independence page for commercial boundaries, and the advertising standards for paid-placement questions.