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For a correction, name the page (paste its address), quote the line that is wrong, and link the source that shows the right answer: the creator's license file, an official documentation page, or a standard. License corrections jump the queue, because a wrong license line can cost a reader real money.

To suggest a resource, tell us what it is, who makes it, where its license is published, and what job it does better than the entries already listed. We add only resources whose terms we can read at the source, and inclusion is never paid.

What we can and cannot help with

We can explain what a guide says, fix errors, and add sources. We cannot give legal advice about your contract or dispute, approve your use of someone else's work, provide download files, or answer support questions for products we list: those belong with the creator or vendor.

When to expect a reply

We read every message. Reply times vary with volume, and corrections are handled first. Corrections are logged and the page's check date changes once the fix is published.