A clear route for factual corrections, missing credits, accessibility reports and proposed fan artwork—without turning an unverified submission into published fact.
Artwork must be safe to display and honestly described.
The submitter must own the work or have permission to offer it for display.
AI-assisted work is accepted only when disclosed. Programme stills, copied key art and misleading actor likenesses are not accepted.
Publication requires permission to display the work, the requested artist credit and a way to request removal later.
The Casebook is independent and unofficial. A separately labelled travel section is being prepared for possible affiliate funding; no paid links are active yet. Programme names and elements remain the property of their respective owners.
Give the page address, describe the image or passage, and explain whether you are the artist, contributor or rights-holder.
A credible rights concern will be acknowledged within two UK working days. Material may be temporarily removed while ownership, permission or context is checked.
The material will be removed, relabelled, credited or restored as appropriate, with a material correction recorded in the Editorial Record.
Current route: send rights concerns to webmaster@theludwigcasebook.co.uk. Credible concerns may trigger temporary removal while the evidence is reviewed.
This page publishes the contribution rules now, but it does not invent a destination or collect personal data. Send reports to webmaster@theludwigcasebook.co.uk, using the subject categories on the feedback page.
Read the image licensing and removal policy →
Read the correction history and evidence method →