Do you publish this site?
Your site’s card shows what public registers and your site’s legal pages say, as of the day they were read. Recto never rates a site: it shows facts and their sources. Here is what you can do.
A fact is wrong or out of date
Dispute the line concerned, for example after correcting your legal notices. The dispute gets a tracking number at once and triggers a new reading of the source; a lead reviewer gives an opinion, then a panel of five members decides. A fact is only corrected if its source justifies it.
You are notified of the reasoned decision within fifteen days.
You want to reply
When you dispute a line, tick the right of reply box: your reply is published on the card once the dispute has been examined. The right of reply provided by law can also be exercised with Recto’s director of publication.
Your name appears on the card
The director of publication, or a sole trader whose name forms the business name, can object to their name being shown. As soon as the request is received, the name is no longer shown while it is examined; two authorised people decide, and the decision is reasoned. A company’s name, SIREN number or CPPAP registration are not hidden.
You no longer want Recto to read your pages
Recto’s robot, RectoCollecteur, follows your robots.txt file: you can bar it from all or part of your site. Public registers are still consulted.
Another question
Write to the coordination team, who reply to the address you give.
For any request, you may be asked to show that you control the domain name, for example with an email sent from the address in your legal notices. This proof alone changes nothing on the card.