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Corrections
A quiz is only worth playing if the answer is actually right. This page sets out what counts as a faulty clue, what happens to it, and what has been changed.
What counts as a fault
- Two correct answers. The clue asks for a name and the record supports more than one.
- Wrong record. The key states something the record does not support.
- Missing alias. A standard spelling or short form of the correct name is rejected.
- Unclear scope. The clue does not say which competition, era or role it means.
Difficulty is not a fault. A hard clue that almost nobody answers is working as intended; a clue with two fair answers is not.
What happens next
- The clue is checked against a published record.
- If it is faulty, the question is pulled from the pool the same day.
- A replacement is written to the same tier and the same answer type.
- The change is listed in the log below with the date it was made.
A score already earned on a pulled question is not retroactively changed. The point of the log is to show the question bank improving, not to rewrite yesterday.
Current log
No corrections logged for the current set. New entries appear here the day a question is replaced.
How to report
A report needs three things: the clue as it was shown, the answer you gave, and the record that contradicts the key. Reports without a record cannot be acted on, because two opinions are not a source. Competition records and national federation archives are the references the bank is checked against.