Corrections policy
Report incorrect rules, diagrams, translations, outdated sources or differences between a ChessPlayX guide and the game.
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What to report
- A rule, result or scoring explanation that appears incorrect.
- A diagram, move sequence or interactive example that does not match the explanation.
- A mistranslation or inconsistent rule term.
- An outdated, broken or inapplicable source.
- A difference between the guide's stated ruleset and the game implementation.
Send enough context to check
Use the existing contact form and select Rules. Include the page URL, language, game and ruleset; quote the sentence or identify the diagram or move. Explain what you expected and what happened. If possible, link a source with the relevant clause or page. The report link on a guide fills in its page address for you.
Open the correction formHow a correction is handled
Reports are checked against the cited ruleset and, where relevant, a reproducible example. A confirmed error should be corrected in the affected text, translation, diagram or implementation. Material corrections should explain what changed on the affected page and update its modification date while preserving the original publication date.
Disagreement and scope
Different rulesets can give different answers. If a source is ambiguous or a platform mode intentionally differs, clarify the scope instead of silently changing the rule. An unresolved report is not a verified correction. Do not include passwords or other private account details in a report.