The Setup List is an independently owned and operated editorial site. Every message goes to a person, not a queue — corrections and factual disputes are prioritised over everything else.
If a setup is wrong, this is the most useful message you can send. Every athlete profile carries a correction link that routes straight into the review queue, or you can write to hello@thesetuplist.com.
Please include a source. A correction without one cannot be published, because it would become the exact kind of unsourced claim this site exists to avoid.
Partnership, affiliate programme and network enquiries: partners@thesetuplist.com.
What this site is, in the terms a programme manager needs: a content publisher running in-content product links inside athlete setup profiles. Traffic is organic search, direct and social. It is not a voucher, cashback, loyalty, toolbar or extension site, there is no bidding on merchant brand terms, no coupon feeds and no incentivised traffic. Affiliate links carry rel="sponsored" and a visible disclosure appears on every page that has one.
Editorial independence is not negotiable: no brand has ever paid to appear here, and a commission has never decided what a page says. See how this site makes money.
If you compete professionally and something on your own profile is wrong, or you would rather a detail were not published, write to hello@thesetuplist.com and it will be handled by hand. First-hand corrections from the athlete are the highest grade of source this site accepts.
Photography is licensed or used with permission. If you hold the rights to an image here and believe it is used incorrectly, email hello@thesetuplist.com with the page URL and the image, and it will be removed while the claim is checked rather than after.
Citing a setup is welcome — please include the athlete, the season and a link to the setup page, since setups change between seasons and an uncited claim goes stale. For anything larger, ask.
Deletion requests and questions about what is recorded: hello@thesetuplist.com. The short version is that no personal identifier is stored — the detail is in the privacy policy.