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Write to hello@mcreference.com. Everything below goes to the same place.
Something on this site is wrong
This is the message we most want to receive. Include the page address and what it says that is not true, and we will trace it back to the source it came from. Most errors here are a source we read incorrectly rather than a source that was wrong, and knowing which it is takes about a minute when you tell us the page.
Every fact on this site is synced from a published API and the page says which one. If our page disagrees with the project’s own page, our page is wrong and we want to fix it.
You made something listed here and want it changed or removed
Tell us which project and what you want. We list projects using the metadata their own platform publishes: the name, a short summary, the versions declared, and a link to your page. We do not copy your long description, we do not host your files, and every download link points at your own release.
If you would rather not be listed at all, say so and we will remove the project and keep it out of future syncs. No argument, no form to fill in.
You want a source added
If a platform publishes a documented API and hosts Minecraft software, we are probably interested. The sources page lists everything we currently sync and how often.
What this site is not
NOT AN OFFICIAL MINECRAFT SERVICE. NOT APPROVED BY OR ASSOCIATED WITH MOJANG OR MICROSOFT.We cannot help with your Minecraft account, a ban on somebody else’s server, a purchase from Mojang or Microsoft, or a bug in the game itself. For those, the right place is Minecraft’s own support.
Before you write about a compatibility claim
Every compatibility row on this site is labelled with its evidence. Declared means the author said so in their own release metadata. Inferred means we concluded it because a build exists for that version. A declared claim that turns out to be wrong is usually a mistake in the upstream metadata, and the fastest fix is to correct it there, where everyone reading it benefits.