RTI Wiki is a small, independent project. This page explains how content is produced and reviewed, how to flag an error, and how we stay independent.
Articles are written and reviewed by a small editorial team and carry the credit “RTI Wiki Editorial Team” rather than individual names. This reflects a collaborative process and also protects contributors who have written critically about specific authorities. Where an article relies substantially on a guest expert, they are credited at the bottom of that article.
If you find a factual error, an outdated rule or citation, or want to verify an editorial decision, write to [email protected]. We respond to correction requests within a few working days.
RTI Wiki has no parent corporate entity and is not owned by, partnered with, or contracted to any law firm, NGO, government body or commercial RTI service. Editorial decisions are not subject to external veto.
No one writing for RTI Wiki is currently: