Report an error or contribute
The desk gets things wrong sometimes, and readers often know a topic better than the page does. Both are useful. Here is how to reach the desk that can fix or add to a piece.
Report a factual error
If an article states a rule, figure, date or deadline that is wrong or out of date, that is the most valuable message we can get. Send the page, the line that looks off, and — if you have it — the official source that shows the correct version. Once verified, we correct the text in place, refresh the updated date, and note the change at the foot of the article.
Contribute context, not credentials
We welcome reader experience that helps others: what a process actually looked like, a deadline that bit you, a state-specific wrinkle a general page missed. We will verify it against a source before it appears, and we will attribute it as a reader note rather than present it as our own reporting.
What we cannot accept
We do not publish unpaid professional advice — no "here is the clause you should sign", no diagnosis, no investment or tax recommendation framed as fact. Law, insurance and money content here provides frameworks for understanding, never a substitute for a licensed professional who knows your situation. If you are a licensed expert and want to be cited, point us to your published work and we will treat it like any other primary source.
Everything on Omni Mundi Compendium is general information. It is built to help you ask better questions and find the right official source — not to replace the attorney, CPA, licensed agent or clinician who should weigh your specific facts.
Before you write
The fastest path is the contact page, or the email above. Tell us the page, the problem, and any source you have. Short is fine — we would rather get the correction than a long story, though the story helps us write the fix.