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Sorry, guys, I accidentally deleted the thread when trying to delete my redundant post.

On every page, at the bottom of the column on the left side you should see a "Report Inaccuracies" link for reporting errors.  Or if there are a lot you need to report, you can just post them to the forum and anyone with sufficient permissions can help correct them.

Wrong Scan - use report inaccuracies link on that card's page to alert Admin. He's the only one that can move scans around.

Wrong Team - at certain levels, users can edit teams. For best results, delete the incorrect team, then re-select the proper team, else the linking might not work correctly.

Wrong Card Number - again, users at certain permission levels can edit card numbers for individual cards, and the entire set for inserts/relateds. Base sets that need every card changed, use the report inaccuracies link for the set.

Wrong Name - same as team, except just entering the new name should remove the old name's link.

Wrong Note or Note2 - same as the others where the users can edit. Just please remember to go to the set's glossary and define the abbreviation you put in the Note field.

Set Name - Inserts/related can be changed by those with appropriate permissions. Base sets as well, provided they do not have any inserts/related sets. If the base set has I/Rs, then Admin must be alerted to make the fix.

You can always use the report inaccuracies link on any page you see something to alert Admin. Anyone can also fee free to send me a private message and I will do what I can to help.

Look for this link:

I guess that retyping my original reply would be triple redundant now...

-Tom

That would be reredundant, then, and cause for a reprimand according to Article VI, Sec1c ii.

Players now have a link as well, just added at last site update. At a players page click the "edit info" link and once in there you will see an inaccuracies link on top right. Here you can have admin fix various player specific problems if you do not have permissions / aquired knowledge to do something.

Lots of good information being put out.