Corrections Policy, How We Handle Errors
We aim for accuracy in every article. When we get something wrong, we correct it promptly and visibly, not by silently editing the page.
For substantive corrections (changing a recommendation, updating a requirement, fixing a number), we update the "Last reviewed" date and log the change at the bottom of the article. Minor edits (typos, formatting) are made without note.
If you believe content infringes your rights, see our contact page for the proper notification address. We respond to all valid takedown notices within 7 business days.
On this page
- Our commitment
- How to report a correction
- How we respond
- Significant updates
- Takedown requests
Key points
- The specific claim you believe is incorrect.
- A source for the correct information (link or document reference).
- We acknowledge every correction request within 2 business days.
- An editor reviews the claim against our sourcing standards.
- If verified, we update the article and add a footer note describing the change and the date.
- If we disagree, we respond explaining why and link to our sources.
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