This policy explains how Kexx News corrects factual errors and how corrections appear on the site.
What warrants a correction
A correction is issued when we publish something factually wrong. This includes errors of fact, misattributed quotations, wrong figures, and misidentified people or institutions.
Updates that add new information, or that reflect later developments, are not corrections. Where an article has been materially updated, we may note the update without labelling it a correction.
How corrections appear
- A correction note is displayed at the end of the article.
- The note states what was wrong and what the correct position is.
- The note is dated.
- The original error is not silently removed from the record.
How to request one
Send corrections through the contact page, including a link to the article and the specific passage you believe is wrong. If the error is clear, we will correct it as soon as we can verify the position.
Serious errors
Where an error is serious, we may add a note at the top of the article as well as at the end, so that readers who do not reach the bottom still see it.