Corrections Policy

Accuracy is a publication standard, not a one-time state. This page explains how AiCryptoCore handles factual errors, incomplete context, and evolving stories.

Our Standard

When a material fact is wrong, we correct it clearly and as quickly as practical. When a story develops, we update it without obscuring what changed.

Corrections, Clarifications, and Updates

A correction addresses a factual error.
A clarification explains wording that may mislead or overstate a point.
An update adds new confirmed information to an evolving report.

How Corrections Should Be Handled

Fix the incorrect information.
Add an editor note when the change materially affects reader understanding.
Preserve enough transparency that readers can understand why the article changed.

Minor Edits

Typos, formatting cleanup, and non-substantive grammar edits usually do not require a correction note.

Developing Stories

Fast-moving stories may require successive updates. Timestamping and update notes help distinguish a maturing report from a factual correction.

Reader Reports

Readers can report a possible error or request a review by emailing [email protected] with the article URL and the issue observed.

Scope

This policy applies to newsroom reporting, analysis, evergreen trust pages, and materially edited product or research coverage published on the site.

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