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Reach out for any of these reasons: a rule on this site that's stated incorrectly (please include which page and, if you can, the source you're comparing it against), a game you'd like to see covered that isn't here yet, a question about the Score Sheet Mega-Pack or supporting the site, or anything else related to how RuleShelf works.

What to include in a rules correction

The fastest corrections happen when a message includes three things: the exact page (a URL is ideal, but "the cribbage scoring page" works fine), the specific claim you believe is wrong, and, where possible, what you're comparing it against — an official rulebook edition, a widely used reference, or simply "this is how every table I've played with does it," which is still useful even when it turns out to be a common regional variant rather than an error. Corrections are checked against the same multi-source method described on the methodology page before anything changes, since a rule that looks wrong is sometimes a genuine variant that deserves its own labeled mention rather than a straight edit.

Requesting a game that isn't covered yet

If a game you play regularly isn't in the full catalogue, say so — including any regional or family name it might go by, since plenty of classic games are known differently depending on where someone learned them. Genuinely popular requests get prioritized over obscure one-off asks, but nothing is dismissed outright; every message gets read.

Corrections are taken seriously

Corrections are taken seriously and checked against the same multi-source method described on the methodology page — if something's wrong, we want to know and fix it, not defend it. A rules reference that can't be corrected when it's wrong isn't a trustworthy one, and getting a specific ruling wrong is the one mistake this site takes most seriously, since it's exactly the mid-game moment the whole site exists to settle correctly.