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1. 1
   Our editor reads it

   You get a reference as soon as you send it. Every report is read by a person, and a report about safety goes to the top of the list.

2. 2
   We check it with the source

   We ask the source that decides that kind of fact: the operator for prices and hours, the official text for rules and fees. A report on its own never changes a fact.

3. 3
   We change the page and log it

   The fact gets its new value, label and date, and a row in the log below that says why it changed, with your first name and initial if you asked. If we cannot check it yet, the page keeps what we checked, and your report may appear in “What sailors told us” on that page, with its date.

4. 4
   We tell you

   If you left your email, we send a receipt at once, and write again when we decide: what we changed, or why we did not. If you disagree, reply and we look at it again.

Change log

Changes across our pages, newest first: a value that changed, a fact we added or one we removed, and why.

It lists sourced facts only. What sailors tell us is in “What sailors told us” on each page.

The 30 newest changes across the site. Each page’s own “Changes to this page” includes its older changes.

Sources

1 fact from 1 source, last checked 26 Sep 2026.