When errors occur, we correct them transparently and as quickly as possible.
Identifying Errors
- Errors may be identified internally by our editorial team.
- Readers, sources and organisations may also point out mistakes or missing context.
Types of Corrections
- Minor edits: Spelling, grammar or formatting corrections that do not change the meaning of the article.
- Substantive corrections: Errors that affect facts, figures, names, places, quotes or important context.
- Updates: New information added to keep an article current and complete.
- Clarifications: Additional details to remove ambiguity or possible misunderstanding.
How We Correct Content
- Substantive corrections are clearly mentioned within the article, usually at the top or bottom.
- The correction or update note briefly explains what was changed and why.
- We do not delete articles solely to hide errors, except in rare cases of serious ethical or legal concerns.
How to Request a Correction
If you believe there is an error in any of our articles, please email:
[email protected]
with:
- Article title and URL.
- The specific part you believe is incorrect.
- Correct information with relevant proof or links to official sources.
Response Time
Our editorial team will review genuine correction requests as quickly as possible.
Some complex matters may take longer due to verification and legal review.
