Accuracy is the product, so errors are fixed in the open. This page states how corrections work and lists every correction we have issued.
How a correction works
When an error is confirmed, we fix the text, add a dated note to the bottom of the piece that says what was wrong and what is right, and add the same note to the log below. A change that only fixes a typo or formatting does not need a note. A change to a fact, a number, a name, a quotation, a date or a headline always does.
We aim to post a confirmed correction within the same day. If a piece turns out to be fundamentally unsound, we say so at the top of the page instead of burying the note at the bottom.
Report an error
Write to corrections@factsdesk.com with the page address and what you believe is wrong. A link to a source helps. The standards page explains how feedback is handled.
Machine-readable log
The same log is published as corrections.json so that search engines, AI systems and researchers can read it without scraping this page.