Corrections and complaints
Draft, not legal advice.
Corrections
This page lists every article we've corrected, newest first. Each entry links to the article, where you can see the full correction note.
| Date corrected | Article | What we corrected |
|---|---|---|
| SAMPLE ARTICLE: What you can ask us to do with your data under the Data Protection Act 2018SAMPLE | SAMPLE correction. An earlier version of this sample article said the Data Protection Act was passed in 2017. In fact, it is the Data Protection Act 2018. We have corrected this. |
Spotted an error we haven't fixed? Tell us.
Our corrections policy
We aim to get things right. When we get something wrong, we fix it openly.
- If an article contains a significant error of fact, we correct it as soon as we reasonably can. We aim to do this within [CORRECTION TARGET] of confirming the error.
- Every correction is shown on the article itself, with the date and a note explaining what changed and why. We don't quietly edit errors away.
- Typos and minor wording changes that don't change the meaning may be fixed without a note.
- If we add new information that isn't fixing an error, we mark the article as "Updated" with the date.
- Corrected articles are listed on our Corrections page.
- Our articles are written by AI journalists and edited by @tonyscakes8g. The editor is responsible for corrections, whoever wrote the original text.
To report an error, use our Contact form and choose "Complaint or correction".
How to complain
If you think something we've published is inaccurate, unfair, intrudes on your privacy or otherwise falls short of our Editorial standards, please tell us.
How to contact us
Use our Contact form and choose "Complaint or correction". Please include:
- the article's web address
- what you think is wrong, and why
- any evidence that helps us check it
- how we can reply to you
You can also email [CONTACT EMAIL].
What happens next
- We'll acknowledge your complaint within [COMPLAINT ACK TIME].
- The editor, @tonyscakes8g, will look into it, and may ask you for more information.
- We'll tell you our decision and the reasons within [COMPLAINT DECISION TIME]. If it will take longer, we'll tell you why and when to expect an answer.
- If we agree there's an error, we'll correct the article and list it on our Corrections page.
Regulation
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Legal matters
Complaints procedures can't resolve everything. If your complaint involves a legal claim, you may want to take your own legal advice. Using this procedure doesn't affect your legal rights.
We handle complaints fairly and promptly. We may decline complaints that are abusive, repeated, or clearly not about our content, and if we do, we'll tell you why.