What ClockTools Corrects
ClockTools reviews factual mistakes, calculation defects, misleading wording, broken or unsuitable citations, outdated instructions, inaccurate screenshots, accessibility defects, privacy disclosures, and material omissions. Evidence and reproducibility determine whether a correction is required.
How To Report A Problem
Email [email protected] with the URL, exact statement or behavior, why it appears wrong, and a primary or authoritative source when available. Do not include private account data, credentials, confidential files, or secret links.
Review Priority
Security, privacy, safety, and materially incorrect tool results receive the highest priority. Broken workflows, accessibility barriers, and major factual errors follow. Minor wording, formatting, and style reports are grouped into routine maintenance.
How Changes Are Disclosed
Material article changes update the modification date and may include a correction note when context requires it. Spelling, punctuation, formatting, and non-substantive clarity edits may be fixed without a separate notice. Tool defects are repaired in the product and reflected in relevant guidance.
Evidence And Rights Requests
ClockTools does not replace a source merely to preserve an earlier conclusion. Better evidence can change the conclusion. Privacy, copyright, trademark, or legal-rights requests should identify the affected material and the requester relationship while avoiding unnecessary personal data.