Suggestion Submission Process: How to Send Ideas to RealTime TV News

Got a tip, correction or idea for RealTime TV News? This page explains how our suggestion submission process works and how to make your input useful and noticed. Follow these steps and your suggestion has a much better chance of getting reviewed and acted on.

Start with a clear headline. Open with one sentence that says what you want: a story tip, a correction, a photo, or a feature idea. Next add a short summary (2–4 sentences) that explains the key facts. If you have evidence—documents, links, timestamps—mention them and attach files if the form allows. Include your location and a way to contact you. We may need to follow up for facts or permission.

Use the site’s suggestion form or the contact page to submit. Choose the right category so the right editor sees it. Fill in all required fields and avoid huge file uploads. If the form times out, copy your text first so you don’t lose it. If you prefer email, put the same clear headline and all supporting details in the message body.

What we check and how long it takes

After you submit, our editors screen every suggestion for relevance, accuracy and safety. We verify facts when possible, check public records or reach out to sources. Small corrections or clarifications can be handled quickly. New story ideas or investigative leads take longer because they need reporting and vetting. Expect an initial reply within 3–7 business days. If your tip requires urgent attention, note why it is time-sensitive in your submission.

Tips for a strong suggestion

Be specific. Give dates, names and locations. Short lists or bullet points work well if the form supports them. Attach photos or short videos if they prove the point, and provide captions. If you want to maintain privacy, tell us and we will discuss anonymous handling. Don’t submit content that could be illegal, defamatory, or clearly false. We discard spam and repetitive items.

What happens next? If your suggestion leads to a correction or story, we may use your name with permission, or credit it anonymously if you request privacy. We keep your contact details to follow up but won’t publish them without consent. If we decline to act, we usually explain why when possible.

RealTime TV News values reader input. Good suggestions help fix errors, surface local stories, and shape coverage. Whether you noticed a factual mistake in a story, saw a newsworthy event, or have a fresh idea for coverage—use the suggestion submission process to reach us. The tag 'suggestion submission process' groups tips, FAQs and examples so you can see how others submit and what worked.

Attach documents as single ZIP, and label them. Use JPEG for photos, brief MP4 clips for video or share a cloud link. Large files delay review—compress before sending when possible to us.

Ready to send one? Draft your headline and summary now. Keep it short, clear and factual. We review every useful lead.