Who publishes the site
CurveScout is the publisher. The founder conversation with Torsten Sauter explains the project and its purpose. A founder interview does not mean that the founder has personally ridden or reviewed every route.
What a catalogue record means
A public record can describe a loop, one-way itinerary or route variant. Several records may use the same road. Record counts are not counts of independently verified unique roads.
Place stories explain locations; they do not independently prove motorcycle access. Recorded distances, durations and source labels retain the scope of the underlying planning data.
What a route line means
Checkpoint corridors and calculated road geometry are different. A navigation release needs its own validation of required stops, direction, access and instructions. An SEO or reading-page build does not qualify that engine.
How dates are used
A page preparation date concerns that page. A source-review date concerns the stated source scope. An observation timestamp concerns a particular status. A fresh download cannot renew an expired observation.
How to correct a problem
Keep the affected page URL, the statement to correct and a primary source or specific observation. The correction report tool prepares a local report; it does not send one automatically.