Contact Anime Expeditions Wiki: Corrections & DMCA

What should a correction include?

1. The full URL of the page with the problem.
2. The exact sentence, code, table row, image, or link you want checked.
3. What you believe the correct information is.
4. A current official link, in-game screenshot, or public guide that supports the correction.
5. The date and game version you checked, if the issue can change after an update.

A clear report can be compared with the published source quickly. If current sources disagree, the page may be marked as disputed rather than replacing one unconfirmed claim with another.

How do I report a technical or accessibility problem?

Include the page URL, what you expected to happen, what happened instead, and the browser or device you were using. A screenshot is useful when the problem is visual, but remove account names, email addresses, and any other personal information first.

What subject line should you use?

A descriptive subject makes it easier to separate a page report from spam. Use one of these patterns and replace the bracketed text:

• Correction: [page name] — [unit, code, or item]
• Broken link: [page URL]
• Accessibility: [keyboard, contrast, table, or screen-reader issue]
• Translation: [language] — [page name]
• Privacy question: [short topic]
• Copyright / DMCA notice: [work or asset]

Which evidence is most useful?

Use evidence another reader can inspect. An official Roblox page, an in-game panel showing the current version, a developer announcement, or a dated public guide is more useful than “someone said this in chat.” For screenshots, include enough of the interface to identify the menu, item, or reward, but crop out usernames and private messages. For changing details such as codes or recipes, say when you checked and whether you rejoined a current server.

A source does not need to agree with the wiki to be useful. If two current sources conflict, send both. That makes it possible to label the disagreement instead of treating the first email as proof.

Can you help with Roblox accounts or game support?

No. This inbox belongs to an independent guide, not Roblox or the Anime Expeditions development team. Login, billing, moderation, age settings, lost items, bans, and account recovery must go through Roblox's official support channels. In-game bugs and feature requests should go to the developer through the destinations on the official links page.

What should a copyright or DMCA notice include?

If you intend your email to be a U.S. DMCA notice, include the elements described by the U.S. Copyright Office:

• A physical or electronic signature of the copyright owner or an authorized agent.
• Identification of the copyrighted work, or a representative list when one notice covers several works.
• Identification and exact site location of the material you believe infringes the work.
• Your name and reliable contact information.
• A good-faith statement that the disputed use is not authorized by the owner, its agent, or the law.
• A statement that the notice is accurate and, under penalty of perjury, that you are authorized to act for the owner.

Valid notices are reviewed as promptly as possible, but no fixed response time is promised. This submission guide is general information, not legal advice.

What happens after you send a message?

Messages are reviewed for enough detail to identify the page and request. A factual report may lead to a correction, a clearer uncertainty label, or no change if it cannot be supported. A rights request may lead to attribution, replacement, restriction, or removal where appropriate. Spam, promotions, link-exchange requests, and messages unrelated to this website may not receive a reply.

When should you follow up?

No fixed response time is promised. If you need to add evidence, reply to the same email thread so the page, request, and attachments stay together. Avoid sending repeated copies of the same report from different addresses. For a material safety, privacy, or rights issue, make that issue clear in the subject and identify the exact URL rather than sending only the site homepage.

Which requests cannot this inbox handle?

• Requests for free Gems, Robux, units, codes, carries, trades, or private-server access.
• Appeals for Roblox bans, chat moderation, purchases, hacked accounts, or age-verification decisions.
• Requests to change game balance, restore an in-game reward, or add a feature to Anime Expeditions.
• Paid placement, guest posts, link exchanges, SEO offers, or requests to hide a commercial relationship.
• Reports about another website unless the message identifies material copied from or linked by this site.

Use Roblox or the game developer for platform and gameplay support. Use this address only when the request concerns Anime Expeditions Wiki itself.