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Corrections and contributions

Onomastikon is the work of a student in active study, and it is meant to be corrected. If you have spotted an error, want to propose a name or an entity, have run into a problem on the site, or simply have an idea, there is a place for each below.

The most reliable channel is the project's GitHub, where each kind of report has a short form and stays visible and trackable. Pick the one that fits:

• Correct an entry

  A wrong transliteration, glyph, date, citation, or claim. Corrections that cite a source are the most useful, and the most welcome.

  Open a GitHub issue →

• Suggest a name, entity, or language

  A civilization, city, region, or geographic feature that belongs in the atlas, a language worth adding, or a missing attested form for an existing entry.

  Open a GitHub issue →

• Report a website problem

  Something broken: a glyph rendering as a blank box, a broken link, a layout that fails on your device, a keyboard or screen-reader snag.

  Open a GitHub issue →

• Share an idea or question

  A feature you would like, a comment on the project, or a question about its scope or methods.

  Open a GitHub issue →

Without a GitHub account

Opening an issue needs a (free) GitHub account. If you would rather not, you can write directly by email: shriram.keshava.rajagopal@gmail.com. Please name the entry or page you mean and include a link where you can.

Content and data are released under CC BY-SA 4.0, and the full source lives at github.com/shriram-rajagopal/onomastikon, where any entry's Markdown can be read and improved by pull request.