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Good Taste Awards accepts reports about website errors, public product records, assessment concerns, award-mark misuse, privacy, accessibility and service. Describe the facts first and identify the exact page, product or decision involved.
Acknowledgement of a report does not prove an allegation, suspend an award or guarantee a particular outcome.
Provide the page address, heading or passage concerned, the problem you observed and the correction you believe is accurate. Add a source or screenshot only where it helps identify the issue.
Typographical and navigation errors can usually be handled as content corrections. A requested change to an assessment result follows a separate review.
Identify the exact product, variant, producer and public record. Explain whether the concern relates to identity, category, star, status, image, link or another published fact.
A producer may request correction of an inaccurate factual detail. Promotional preference is not, by itself, a factual error.
An entrant may request review of a supported concern about process, calculation, data, product scope, comment accuracy, publication or award-mark use. A difference of taste opinion alone does not establish an error and does not trigger a replacement preference vote.
Use the secure entrant service for confidential product information. Read the review and correction guidance.
Report the product, producer, star, location and wording shown. An image or page address can help establish whether the mark or result has been applied to the wrong product, variation or status.
Do not buy a product or engage with a publisher solely to create evidence. Check the public record first.
For personal-data access, correction, deletion or another applicable request, read the Privacy Notice. For a barrier affecting a page, document or service, read Accessibility and describe the affected task.
Depending on the concern, useful information may include:
Do not send passwords, full payment credentials, unnecessary health information, private assessor details or unrelated confidential product data.
The concern is identified, checked against the relevant evidence and considered by the responsible role. The response may be a correction, explanation, restriction, formal review, referral or a finding that no change is supported.
Public information may be corrected where it was materially inaccurate. Confidential assessment evidence and protected identities are not disclosed merely because a report has been made.
The current verification record remains the public source for award status while a concern is considered. If an authorized decision changes that status, the public record is updated with the appropriate correction history.
