Report factual, language, coverage, and display questions with the appropriate evidence.
Imyazi questions can concern the report itself, the language used to convey it, or the way the page behaves. Identify the kind of question before proposing a change.
| Issue | Include |
|---|---|
| Factual question | Article, exact claim, date or context, and the basis of your correction |
| Spelling or expression | Original passage and intended meaning |
| Translation | Source passage, target language, and the difference you want clarified |
| Missing version | Article and selected language |
| Audio or video | Item, relevant point, and playback or content issue |
| Layout or navigation | Device, starting page, action, and observed result |
A demonstration article should not be reported as a verified event or release announcement. Identify its Demo status when the question concerns how the example is presented.
The public site links to FAQ, contact, privacy, and terms pages. Use those current options rather than assuming that a documentation page submits a report to the editorial team.
This guide does not promise a response deadline or that every visitor has publishing access. Public reading and editorial participation are different responsibilities.
Retain the original text and explain what should change and why. For a language question, include a complete sentence rather than an isolated replacement word. For a factual question, distinguish the evidence you have from an interpretation or a request for clarification.
Do not put account secrets or unrelated private details into a public report. The goal is enough context to investigate the passage or behavior, not a copy of everything on your device.
Return to finding articles for navigation, language coverage for multilingual reading, or Imyazi Mobile for the separate app’s development and store plans.
