Contact Cricuru: corrections, methodology and press.

The Cricuru editorial desk accepts five kinds of message: corrections, story tips, methodology questions, press releases and general enquiries. Corrections are triaged first: include the URL of the article, the line that needs review and the source for the correction. Story tips come second: the desk reads every tip and uses the editorial-policy standards to triage. Methodology questions are third: the desk uses the published methodology as the source of truth and answers against the same standards the desk publishes. Press releases are read but not republished: where the release is operationally relevant — a fixture change, a league schedule, an operator-side policy — the desk may summarise it on the relevant editorial page. General enquiries come last and are answered against the published editorial-policy and the desk's verification cadence. The desk does not handle operator-side issues — those go through the operator's verified support channel. The desk does not sell tips or run paid contests. The desk is an editorial desk; the desk reads every message.

Our sources: Cricuru's own published editorial standards; Cricuru's published correction policy; Cricuru's published triage order. Where a methodology changes, the change is dated.

What Cricuru does not publish: a customer-care line, a credential capture, or any output that frames an editorial-desk message as an operator-side channel. The desk reads every message; operator-side issues go through the operator.

Verification cadence: per-feature refresh on a published contact change; a quarterly review of the contact panel; an editor's note when the triage order changes.

What changes when Cricuru updates the editorial-desk triage order: the contact page is updated; the triage-order note is refreshed; the message-type list is updated. Cricuru publishes an editor's note when the triage order changes.

What to watch next: a published triage-order change; a reader-reported contact-page question; a new message type. The next contact refresh carries the update.

Why this matters: the editorial desk is the input that decides whether corrections and methodology questions are read. The triage-order step — corrections first, tips second, general enquiries — is what the reader can rely on.

How to use this page: (1) prepare the correction, the tip or the methodology question; (2) send it through the contact form; (3) check the desk's reply under the published triage order. The desk reads every message.