Last updated: August 20, 2026
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How we review reports
We assess the evidence, compare the relevant sources, and determine whether the issue is a typo, a clarity problem, a disputed interpretation, an outdated statement, or a material factual error. We may contact the reporter for clarification, but we cannot guarantee a particular outcome or response time.
What happens after a correction
Minor spelling, formatting, or clarity fixes may be made without a public note. Material factual corrections should be acknowledged in the article when appropriate, with a brief description of what changed and the date of the update. We do not silently change a material claim in a way that could mislead readers about the original version.
We do not change editorial conclusions merely because someone disagrees with them. However, we will correct factual errors and add relevant context when reliable evidence shows that the article needs it.
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