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Reporting a question that looks wrong

This is the most useful thing to write about. Questions are generated automatically and nobody checks them by hand, so errors and ambiguities do get through. Report one and it will get fixed.

No particular format is needed — whatever you can remember is enough to go on. If any of the following happens to be handy, it makes the question easier to track down:

• Roughly how the question was worded.
• The day you played, since the set changes daily.
• Which answer was marked correct, and which you think it should be.
• A source, if you happen to have one.

One thing that cannot be done is restoring or adjusting a score — scores are never recorded in the first place. The privacy policy explains why.

Privacy requests

To ask what data is held about you, or to request deletion, email the address above with “Privacy” in the subject line. Because Trivia Mountain has no accounts and stores no personal information, there is usually very little to report — but the request will still be answered. Details of what is and is not collected are set out in the privacy policy.

Feedback and ideas

Suggestions are welcome, particularly on difficulty balance, subject mix, and anything that reads badly on a phone. Not every idea can be built, but they all get read.

Already answered elsewhere

The full rules and the scoring breakdown are on the how to play page, and the notes below the game cover accounts, replays, timing and the daily reset.