Please note:   Recipes that are tagged vegan don't necessarily mean they are truly vegan.  What it means is that someone, somewhere out there on the Internet, has added the tag "vegan" to the recipe.  Your definition may vary based on the strictness of your interpretation of veganism.  So, please go easy on us; we're just trying to help. 

[edited July-3-2008]

[edited July-3-2008]

I noticed a number of recipes that aren't vegan even in the most broad sense - although they may be easily "veganised". I'm not sure how that should be handled.

On the one hand, I would not want to be invited to someone's home and be offered a dish that was labelled as "vegan", only to learn it contained butter or chicken broth. On the other, it's a bit extreme to re-write a recipe when all it needs in a notation about which ingredients to substitute in order for it to be vegan.

Maybe this is obvious, but how would you handle this?
* Email the original poster, requesting the addition of a comment re: substitution to make vegan (or the removal of the vegan tag)?
* Adding a comment to the recipe?

[edited December-26-2008]

I'd probably try adding a comment to the recipe (which will also get emailed to the original poster).  Thanks for your question!