# Corrections Policy

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A reference site that quietly edits its mistakes is not a reference site. Errors here are fixed promptly and the fix is recorded.

## Reporting an error

Use the [contact form](/contact/) or write to [hello@packrated.com](mailto:hello@packrated.com). Give the page address, quote the passage, and say what is wrong with it. A source helps and is appreciated; a well-argued objection without one is still worth sending.

Reports are acknowledged and prioritized ahead of new work.

## How each kind of error is handled

| What it is | What happens |
| --- | --- |
| Typographical or formatting | Fixed without a note. |
| Clarification that does not change meaning | Fixed, modification date updated. |
| Factual error in a figure, standard or requirement | Fixed, with a dated correction note appended to the article stating what it said before and what it says now. |
| Error that changes the article's conclusion | Correction note at the top of the article, and the whole piece is re-checked against its full source set. |
| A standard or tariff has been revised | Treated as an update rather than a correction: the affected passage and the modification date change, with no correction note. |

## What a correction note says

A correction note names the date, the passage, the previous wording and the current wording. It does not use vague phrasing to soften what happened. If a figure was wrong, the note says the figure was wrong.

## What we will not do

- Delete an article to make an error disappear.

- Remove a correction note once it has been published.

- Change accurate content because a company objects to being accurately described.

- Treat a correction request differently depending on who sent it.

## Right of reply

An organization described in an article may send a statement of its position. Where the statement is relevant and the identity is verified, it will be quoted or summarized in the article. That is separate from a correction and does not require us to agree with it.
