We try hard to get things right the first time. When we do not, we correct the record clearly. This page explains how.
How to report an error
The site does not have a public contact channel yet. The Contact page will be updated when one is available. When reporting becomes available, include a link to the article, the statement in question, and a reliable source for the correction when possible.
What happens next
A reported issue is checked against the original sources and any stronger current evidence. If an article is wrong, it is corrected. A substantive correction gets a visible note stating what changed and when. Typos, formatting problems, and broken links may be fixed without a correction note when they do not change the meaning.
What counts as substantive
Examples include an incorrect price presented as current, a wrong specification, a misattributed test result, outdated availability presented as current, or a claim that its cited source does not support. If there is a reasonable chance the error affected a buying decision or factual takeaway, the correction will be disclosed.