Newsletter

Get a note when something changes

Leave your email and it goes on a list for when Botlero starts sending occasional notes — new robots added, and the more significant corrections on the corrections feed.

How this actually works

Signing up does not add you to anything straight away. It sends ONE email, via Resend (the service that delivers this site's mail), with a link that expires in 48 hours. Clicking it is what actually confirms the subscription — nothing else does, and an unclicked link does nothing on its own. This is a double opt-in: it exists so an address cannot be signed up by anyone other than the person who controls it.

Every email after that carries a visible, one-click unsubscribe link and the mail headers that let a mail client's own one-click unsubscribe button act on it directly (RFC 8058) — see Privacy for exactly what that link does and does not reveal.

You don't have to wait for an email

Every correction Botlero has ever made is already public and machine-readable, right now, with no signup: the corrections page lists every withdrawn value and why, and /feed.xml is an RSS feed of new robots and recent corrections you can point any feed reader at today.

Leaving the list

Every email carries its own one-click unsubscribe link — use it, and nothing further is sent to that address. There is also a manual unsubscribe form for an address that has lost its link. To have an address removed from the database entirely rather than just marked unsubscribed, use the same route as any other correction — say so here — and see Privacy for exactly what is stored.