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Corrections Policy
Globalogs distinguishes routine updates from corrections of material errors and gives readers a direct way to report concerns.
Last updated: 2026-07-19
What counts as a correction
A correction addresses a factual error that could materially affect a reader’s understanding. Typographical, formatting, or clarity edits that do not change meaning may be made without a correction notice.
New information added to a developing story may be identified as an update rather than a correction.
How corrections are reviewed
We compare the concern with the published text and available primary or credible sources. We may contact the requester for evidence or clarification.
Submitting a request does not guarantee a change, but legitimate concerns are evaluated on their evidence rather than the identity of the requester.
How changes appear
When the CMS records a material correction, the article displays a public correction note and the date it was recorded. Public update notes explain significant additions that are not corrections.
We do not use a new publication date to make old reporting appear newly published. Material public changes may update the article’s modified date.
Request a review
Use the contact form, choose “Correction request,” include the article URL, identify the disputed statement, and provide supporting evidence.