Before you write
- The most useful messages include the page URL, the detail in question, and where the correction or source came from.
- This is an independent history website, so replies may take time when larger updates are underway.
- Clear, respectful messages are far more helpful than broad complaints without supporting detail.
What kinds of messages help most
The best messages are practical. If you found a mistake in a biography, a class page, a name list, or a date, include the page link and explain what seems wrong. If you know the source behind the correction, include that too.
Source suggestions are also valuable. Titanic history has been written and rewritten for more than a century, and the strongest pages are usually the ones that rest on careful books, archives, inquiry records, memoirs, and museum material.
Family-history notes and respectful context
Some people arrive with a personal or family connection to Titanic history. Those messages can be especially meaningful when they add context, point to source material, or help correct a name, relationship, or later-life detail.
Not every family story can be added right away, but careful notes are welcome and can help shape future updates.
Email address
The current contact address for the site is hello@titanicsurvivors.com.
That is the best place to send corrections, research notes, general questions, and thoughtful suggestions about how the site can keep improving.
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Frequently asked questions
What is the best way to report an error?
Email hello@titanicsurvivors.com with the page URL, the detail that looks wrong, and the source that supports the correction if you have one.
Can I share a family connection to Titanic?
Yes. Respectful family-history notes are welcome, especially when they point to useful documents, published material, or archival clues.
Is there a contact form?
At the moment, email is the simplest and best contact method.