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HISTORYX Digital History Encyclopedia
ID EN Stage 10 - English edition

Contact the editors

Corrections, clarifications, and right of reply.

If a fact is wrong, a source is missing, or you have a right to respond to an article, use the channels below.

Last updated November 9, 2026

Editorial email

redaksi@historyx.my.id

One address for corrections, clarifications, right of reply, and general questions.

Send a message through the form

This form goes into the editorial queue and is read on working days. Include the link to the article when your message concerns specific content. Never send passwords or payment data.

Used only to reply to your message.
10–4000 characters.

Or email directly to redaksi@historyx.my.id.

Fact corrections or additional sources

Include these four things so the report can be checked right away:

  1. the article link and its title;
  2. the part that is wrong, with the sentence quoted;
  3. what you believe is correct;
  4. a source that can be checked — archive, book, journal, or news report.

Primary sources are preferred over summaries or social media posts. After review, the correction is applied and the article receives a new update date.

Right of reply and clarification

Anyone named in an article may submit a response. State your name, your connection to the event, and the part you wish to address. A response backed by evidence is added to the article as a clarification, never as advertising or promotion.

Reusing material and copyright

Requests to quote, translate, or reuse site content can be sent to the same address. State the part you will use, the destination outlet, and the source link you will include.

Response time

Email is read on working days and usually answered within 3–5 working days. Reports of factual errors are handled first. All correspondence happens by email; HISTORYX never asks for payment data or passwords through messages.

What we do not handle

  • requests to remove an article without a factual reason;
  • link placements, advertising, or paid articles;
  • academic services such as writing assignments or theses;
  • bulk messages and promotion.