Corrections

Accurate details matter, whether you are choosing a reading platform or following a series in order. If something in our coverage is incorrect, incomplete or out of date, let us know.

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Use “Correction” and the article title in your email subject. Please include:

• A link to the article and the passage, image or table entry concerned.
• The detail you believe needs changing and the correct information.
• A supporting source, where available, such as an official announcement or publisher listing.
• Any relevant edition, language, region or date.

A precise report helps us check the issue in context. If you are unsure whether a detail is wrong, you are still welcome to ask.

How we assess a report

We review the affected passage alongside the original work and relevant sources. Similar titles, alternate translations and adaptation differences sometimes need clarification rather than a replacement fact. If a claim cannot be supported, we revise or remove it.

We also welcome disagreements with a review. Differences of opinion are considered separately from factual errors, with attention to whether the article explains its assessment fairly.

Corrections and updates

A correction that materially changes an article’s meaning includes a dated explanation. Updates for a new release or announcement are identified as updates, so readers can distinguish new information from an earlier error.

Minor spelling, formatting and broken-link fixes may be made without a separate notice.

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