Corrections
We keep a public corrections log — every correction dated, explained and linked from the article it concerns — and today, as a new publication, it is honestly empty.
Getting things right is the whole point of what we do, and part of getting things right is being open when we get something wrong. This page explains how we handle corrections and gives you our full record.
How our corrections work
When we discover a material error of fact, we correct it promptly and openly. Every correction we make:
- is dated, so the record shows when we acted;
- describes what was wrong and what changed, in plain language, rather than silently editing the text;
- is linked from the corrected article, and the article carries a note marking that it has been corrected.
We distinguish between a substantive correction of fact and a minor fix such as a typo. Substantive corrections are logged here. We do not delete articles to make errors disappear, and we do not rewrite history quietly.
Requesting a correction
If you believe we have published something inaccurate, please tell us. Contact details are on our contact page. Tell us which article, which specific claim, and what you believe the correct position is, with a source if you have one. We take every request seriously and respond.
Our corrections log
As a newly launched publication, we have not yet logged any corrections. That is a simple statement of fact, not a claim to be error-free — we fully expect to make and record corrections over time. An empty log is itself a commitment: it is the baseline against which our openness can be judged, and the first correction we make will appear here in full.
No corrections have been logged to date.