Corrections Policy

How to report a correction

Email [email protected] with the article URL and a short explanation of what you think should be changed.

What to include

• The page URL.
• The sentence, image, source, or section you are referring to.
• What you believe is wrong, unclear, or outdated.
• A reliable source if you have one.

How we review corrections

The TinyThat editorial team reviews correction requests for accuracy, clarity, source quality, and reader usefulness.

We may update wording, add context, replace a source, revise an image, or correct a factual error.

What counts as a correction

• A factual error.
• Outdated information.
• A misleading simplification.
• A citation that does not support the claim.
• A visual that explains the wrong thing or creates confusion.

What does not count as a correction

• A preference for a different writing style.
• A request to remove accurate information because it is inconvenient.
• A disagreement without evidence on a factual claim.
• A promotional request disguised as an editorial update.

Transparency

TinyThat may make small clarity edits without a public note. For more meaningful factual updates, we aim to keep the page clear about what changed where appropriate.