Contact
Corrections are genuinely welcome — the grouping is automated and it does get things wrong.
Reporting a data problem
The most useful reports are about spelling groups: two names merged that should be separate, or two that should be merged and are not. These go into a curated override list and are applied the next time the data is regenerated.
A report is easiest to act on when it includes:
- The name page it concerns, by link.
- What is wrong — which spellings are grouped incorrectly.
- How you pronounce each of them, if that is the point of disagreement.
What cannot be changed
The underlying counts come from the Social Security Administration and are not editable here. If a name is missing entirely, the likeliest reason is the SSA’s five-child threshold or this site’s publication threshold, both described on the methodology page. Requests to remove a name from the dataset cannot be honoured — it is aggregate public statistics about names, not about people, and contains no personal information.
Getting in touch
This site is published by Milo Hart, a pen name — see about for what that does and does not mean. Corrections, questions, bug reports and privacy requests all go to the same address:
There is no contact form and no account to create. Mail sent to that address reaches the person who maintains the site.
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The same address is also available through a one-click human check, which some readers prefer over clicking a published mailto: link. It is a convenience, not a gate — the address above is the same one, and nothing on this site requires the check.
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