Review something you know
Choose any public term, claim, law, standard or learning resource and share a focused correction or source.
Choose an entry →Contribute
Review published content, suggest something missing or share a useful source. You can contribute straight away.
Start here
Choose how you want to contribute
No application is needed. A confirmed account lets you submit and follow the outcome.
Add something missing
Suggest a new term, definition or useful source that the dictionary should consider.
Make a suggestion →Review a standard or scheme
Claim a focused factual check on a standards profile and submit your evidence for independent review.
Open the private review queue →After you submit
What happens next
- 1Editorial review
An editor checks the wording and evidence, and may seek subject advice.
- 2Final check and decision
The final wording receives an advisory AI check before an administrator decides whether to publish it.
- 3Follow the outcome
Your proposal and its current status remain visible in My Account.
Nothing changes automatically. Suggestions and endorsements inform editorial judgement; they are not votes.
A separate role
Help review proposals in your subject
People with relevant professional or lived experience can apply to give private advice on proposals matching their approved subjects.
- Matching proposals appear in your specialist inbox.
- You can decline work outside your expertise or where you have a conflict.
- Your advice supports the editor; it does not grant publishing access.
Optional public profile
Choose whether readers see who you are
After contributing, you can add a public profile or remain private. Your verified email is never displayed.