Corrections Policy
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We want the information on Abrodio to be accurate and current. If you spot something that is wrong, out of date or misleading, please tell us — this page explains how, and what happens next.
How to report something
The quickest way is to report a problem through our contact form, or email us at team@i2uedubridge.co.uk.
What to include
To help us check and fix an issue quickly, please include where you can:
- The page address (URL) where you saw the information.
- What specifically is wrong or out of date.
- What you believe the correct information is, and — if possible — a link to the official source (for example the university or employer page).
- The date you saw it.
How we assess a correction
We review each report and, where we can, check the claim against the original or official source. If the information is wrong or out of date, we correct or remove it. If we cannot verify a change, we may leave the information unchanged and explain why, or ask the relevant provider to confirm.
Urgent, safety and harmful-content reports
Reports about scams, safety risks or harmful content are treated as a priority and handled ahead of routine corrections. If you believe content puts someone at risk, please say so clearly in your report.
Directory data and upstream sources
Much of Abrodio’s university, course and job information comes from external providers (see our Information Sources and Data Policy). Some inaccuracies originate at the source and are corrected when the provider updates their information or when our data is next refreshed. Where a correction depends on an upstream provider, we will say so.
Community content
Reports about user posts and replies in the Community are handled under our Community Guidelines rather than this policy, using the in-app reporting tools.
Our commitment
We take corrections seriously and aim to act on valid reports promptly. We do not promise a fixed response time, because the time to verify a correction depends on the source. We will not ignore a credible report of inaccurate or harmful information.