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How to report a broken route, confusing output, or content issue.

How to contact the site

Use this page when a tool output feels wrong, incomplete, routed badly, clearly too generic, or not aligned with the real workstation constraint. The best reports include the page URL, the exact setup or input combination, and a short explanation of why the result felt misleading. This helps the site operator review the same case instead of guessing from a general complaint.

Direct contact email: [email protected]. Use it for broken pages, incorrect routing, misleading wording, source issues, policy questions, or other maintenance problems related to the site.

If a user wants to describe a more complex workstation setup, they should still keep the message concrete. The goal is not to tell a whole life story. The goal is to identify which route, explanation, or trust page detail needs correction so the public site can be improved.

What to send in a correction request

The fastest way to get a page reviewed is to report the exact URL, the input path used, and the part of the output that looked wrong or incomplete. A message such as “this feels off” is understandable, but it is much harder to action than a specific report such as “the quick audit routed me toward screen position even though the real constraint was laptop-only work at a kitchen table.”

Useful reports include: device type, desk type, work duration, symptom pattern, and which phrase created confusion. The goal is to help the operator test the same route under the same assumptions.

Response scope

This site is maintained as an informational ergonomic decision resource. Contact requests are reviewed for page corrections, wording problems, broken logic, missing source context, trust-page clarity, and contact-page completeness. The contact route is not presented as medical triage, and it should not be used as a substitute for professional care when symptoms are severe or persistent.

If a report reveals that a route is misleading, too shallow, or missing a common real-world constraint, that should trigger a content or logic revision rather than a cosmetic patch.

Maintenance note

Messages sent about this site are reviewed as maintenance feedback for a static ergonomic decision product. The most useful contact requests identify the exact page, the route used, and the specific statement, result, or missing case that needs attention. That helps turn contact into a repair path instead of a vague complaint queue.

If the issue is a broken page, missing source context, or logic route problem, say that directly. Specificity improves both response quality and site maintenance quality.