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Editorial standards

Corrections policy

How we correct factual errors, clarify wording, and preserve an article's transparency.

Last editorial review: 4 August 2026

What counts as a material correction

  • an incorrect document status or decision-making body;
  • an error in a date, number, deadline, threshold, or affected group;
  • a source that does not support the key claim;
  • wording that changes the practical meaning of the conclusion.

How a correction is shown

A material correction receives a visible note stating its date and briefly describing the change in meaning. Spelling, style, and technical edits that do not change meaning may be made without a separate entry.

How to report an error

Please retain the article URL, disputed passage, supporting official source, and a short explanation.

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The lack of a public channel does not remove the editorial duty to correct errors we identify ourselves.


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