I just took an Obscurity quiz and there is a question that is out of date. I don't want to give away the question for others who have yet to play, but the answer given for the question, #7 in my set, is no longer a valid answer. I tried clicking the "report a correction" button, but was sent to a screen with no text box to explain the problem, and what the right answer is. I'm not sure who I should send the information to, so that the error in the question can be corrected. Can anyone tell me who I should message?

If you know the Category, a good start would be one of the Category editors.
You can find those by selecting the topic from the Home Page left side box, clicking 'Index', and the resulting screen will have a subtopic box displayed. At the bottom left of that box you will see the list of Category editors.

I got to this page,
http://www.funtrivia.com/ql.cfm?cat=13
by choosing "General Knowledge" from the Quizzes option list then "Index"
All the other Categories work in a similar manner.

Thanks mehaul!!

Play the original quiz in question, and send the correction through there. Sometimes you may discover its already been corrected, and the obscure database just hasn't caught up. ;-)

Good idea salami. This game's question has been sorted out already, thanks to skunkee's quick action, but that definitely sounds easier/faster for future reference.

Salami's recommendation is the way to go for all questions in games. Editors can only change the original quiz, not update the game database. In some games there is definitely a lag. Contacting an individual editor (a) may not get through for several days if they don't happen to be here; (b) doesn't really help them find the question, as they work the original quizzes, not the game database.

There is an issue with the 'report a correction' link on the Obscure game though which wasn't there earlier as I have sent corrections before and not encountered it. While I do check the original quiz to see if it has been corrected, I just open the quiz in HTML format and scan the questions. I don't always have the time to submit the original quiz and then report it from there and it seems quite a hassle just to report a simple typo.

That is the best way to get that typo corrected, though. Normally there is a report a correction link at the bottom left of the html question page. You can use that without playing and submitting the entire quiz. Your note will then be attached to the quiz, and it will be a simple thing for an editor to make the fix.

Thanks, Spanishliz. I'd never noticed that link before.