Corrections policy

We correct factual errors transparently and update conclusions when better evidence becomes available.

What triggers a correction

A material factual error, incorrect attribution, broken calculation, outdated product price presented as current, or a conclusion that no longer matches the cited evidence.

How corrections are shown

Material corrections are noted on the affected page with the date and a concise description of what changed. Minor spelling, formatting and broken-link repairs may be made without a correction note when they do not change meaning.

Historical reviews can change

Historical claim pages are living evidence summaries. A later court ruling, audit, official report or authenticated document can change an assessment, and the page should be updated when that evidence is material.

Submitting corrections

This privacy-preserving version of the site does not publish a contact form or personal email address. Corrections can be implemented by the site operator during editorial maintenance after reviewing the cited source.