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Corrections, updates, and the public record.

When the record is wrong, it is corrected. When new facts materially change meaning, the story is updated with a clear note. Corrections do not depend on support, relationships, or pressure.

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What qualifies

  • Factual error: dates, names, figures, quotes, locations, or descriptions that materially misstate facts.
  • Misleading framing: omission or wording that changes meaning in a way the evidence does not support.
  • Attribution issue: incorrect attribution, missing context for a quote, or source identification errors.

How corrections appear

  • Correction note: appended to the story with what changed + date/time.
  • Update note: used for new material facts added after publication.
  • Clarification note: used when wording improves without changing underlying facts.
Tip: include the exact URL and the sentence(s) you believe are wrong. If you have evidence, link it.

Review process (simple)

  • Requests are logged internally with timestamp and URL.
  • Evidence is checked; sources are re-reviewed where applicable.
  • If a correction is needed, the public story is updated with a dated note.
  • If disputed or unclear, an explanation is provided and the record remains as published.

Published correction notes

No published corrections posted yet.