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Corrections and factual errors
These get priority. Send the URL and the specific claim that is wrong, ideally with a source. Age policies change quietly and are usually discovered at check-in - if a place turned out not to be adults-only, or turned out to be stricter than advertised, that is the most useful thing you can tell us.
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