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How NewsCrestle receives, evaluates, publishes, and records corrections and clarifications.

Effective and last reviewed: 21 July 2026

Reporting an error

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Types of change

Substantive factual errors receive a visible correction describing the incorrect and corrected information. Clarifications improve wording that was technically accurate but reasonably misleading. Updates add later facts. Typographical fixes may be silent when they do not change meaning.

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When the English source changes, linked translations should be updated and revalidated. A translation-specific error may be corrected without altering the source. We make reasonable efforts to notify controlled copies, feeds, or partners when a significant correction affects them.

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