Corrections

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Corrections Policy

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If an error is found after publication, we correct it according to the procedure below.

Correction procedure

  1. Receive the report. We accept error reports through the post comments or the site contact channel.
  2. Review. We re-verify the primary source and respond within 24 hours (business days).
  3. When correcting. We add a correction line at the *bottom* of the post with the date and what changed. The original text is not deleted; the correction line explains how it changed.
  4. When not correcting. If the report is not a factual error (e.g. a difference of opinion), we explain why and do not correct.

Scope of corrections

  • Factual error. When figures, named entities, dates, or quotes differ from the source — corrected immediately.
  • Broken source link. When a URL changes or is removed — replaced with an archive link where possible.
  • Updated interpretation. When follow-up reporting changes the reading — original kept with an added note.

Correction log

No corrections so far. Each correction will be appended to this page as it occurs.

Contact

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