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Right of reply

We score guidance and claims against each company's own primary disclosures — a claimant's release or filing, never secondary press. If your company is named in the guidance & claims register and you believe a row is wrong, incomplete, or missing context, you have a standing right to reply, on the record, alongside the row.

How it works

1 Your company is named in a register row.
2 Email your response to nikesh@afrimintel.com, identifying the specific row.
3 You choose whether we publish your response verbatim or as a summary you approve.
4 Your reply is published alongside the row, attributed to you, dated.
5 If your reply cites a primary document that corrects the row, we also correct the row under the Quality Standard SLA (material within 7 business days, non-material within 30) and log it on the audit log.
What this is. A procedural-fairness channel, not a takedown line. A reply doesn't remove a Sourced row — a figure sourced to your own filing stands as a fact — but it lets you add your position next to it, in your words. Where your reply supplies a superseding primary source, the row itself is corrected.

A published reply, attributed and dated, is also the entry point to the operator-attestation tier: the record moves from "sourced to your public filings" toward "confirmed on the record by the operator." We won't characterise a reply as an endorsement of the platform, and we won't publish anything as verbatim that you haven't approved as verbatim. We publish good-faith replies that respond to the specific row; we may decline to publish material that is off-topic, defamatory of a third party, or not a genuine response — and we'll tell you if we do.