Corrections policy
Accuracy is the first priority of this site.
What we correct
- Wrong dates, titles, or company names
- Misquoted official statements
- Broken source links that change the meaning of a claim
- Labels (confirmed vs reported) that were too strong
We do not "correct" a page merely because a reader prefers a different narrative.
How to request a correction
Use the contact form. Include:
- The URL
- The sentence you believe is wrong
- The source that supports the correction
How corrections appear
Material errors get a dated note on the page and an updated `Updated` date. Typos may be fixed quietly. We do not silently rewrite a news piece to look as if the error never ran.
Unverified claims
If we cannot confirm a requested fact from a Tier 1 or Tier 2 source, we will not add it — even if it would make the biography feel more complete.