A legal guide is only useful if it says what the law actually says, so an error there matters more than most. If a section number looks off, a worked example doesn't match the provision it sits under, or a linked source has moved or no longer backs up the claim made from it, that's worth pointing out.

The same goes for a format entry. If an origin claim doesn't hold up against its stated source, say which entry it is and what you found.

Tools can also misbehave on a specific device: a text box that won't drag on one phone, an export that comes out the wrong shape in one browser. That's easiest to fix when you name the device and browser and describe what happened.

What's useful to include

• The page or format entry the error is on
• What's wrong, as specifically as you can describe it
• For a tool problem, the device and browser you were using

Send it to memecreator.