Because we hold ourselves to a high standard when it comes to publishing fact-based content, we also strive to amend content with corrections and updates as soon as they are brought to our attention.
While some news organizations will edit their work to include corrections and updates at the end of the content, we include them at the top of the post. If we made a mistake and left out key details or reported something incorrectly, we want our readers to be aware of the errors without having to read the entire post. Especially if they already read the original article with the incorrect details.
How to tell if an article has been updated
Articles that have been updated or changed will include the notation: “Changes to this article made on “date”/”time” are highlighted in “color”. The note will appear before the article, immediately after the headline.
If we receive a report regarding content created by a member or guest contributor, it will be removed immediately and they will be alerted to the changes or updates required.
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