A concern deserves
a careful review.
A private, evidence-led process for correcting the record and protecting editorial independence.
What to report.
Report a factual or citation error, an inaccurate object attribution, missing image permission, misleading image classification or use of City of Dawn’s name as a seller endorsement. Identify a specific page and statement rather than making a general allegation. See the buyer safety guide if a seller is misusing our name.
Do not send advertisements, purchase requests, identification requests or requests to certify a commercial listing. Do not include identity documents, private addresses, financial information or photographs you have no right to share.
Prepare a private report.
The tools below create a text file or copy text on your device. They do not upload, submit or publish anything. This static edition has no monitored public reporting inbox. Share the prepared file only through an existing, verified private channel to the project owner; if you do not have one, keep the file until an official reporting channel is announced here.
How a received report is handled.
Check the scope and evidence.
The editor identifies the exact claim, relevant source, rights record or alleged misuse. Unverified allegations are not published.
Review independently.
Compare the cited record and seek suitable specialist input where needed. A seller’s request cannot determine the editorial outcome.
Correct with a visible record.
For a substantiated material error, amend or remove the disputed material and record the page, correction, date and reason. A rights concern may require temporarily withdrawing an image while it is reviewed.
Protect privacy.
Publish the correction, not the reporter’s private correspondence or personal details. There is no promised response deadline.
Material corrections log.
No material post-release corrections have been recorded in this edition. This statement describes the log only; it is not a guarantee that every statement is error-free.
Initial policy and reporting-process edition: 9 November 2026.