A record that can be corrected.

When a published fact changes or is found to be wrong, the update explains the correction and keeps its earlier history visible.

How to report a correction

Every update links to the official sources it relies on. If you believe an update misstates what a platform announced, or the announcement has since changed, send the update link and the official source that supports the correction to the founder, Piyush Sachdeva.

How a report is handled

We compare the report against the official source. A correction identifies the affected claim, links to supporting official evidence, and distinguishes a publisher’s new information from an error in our own reporting. Material contradictions are reviewed before the update is republished.

How corrections appear

Each update shows its publication, source and last-verified dates and an update history. A corrected update keeps its original address, records what changed in that history, and earlier versions are kept on file. Updates that no longer meet our standard are withdrawn rather than quietly edited.

Current status

Updates are selected, written and checked against official sources manually before publication. Corrections issued so far are recorded in the update history of the affected pages.