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Editorial standards

Corrections and clarifications

Accuracy matters. Readers, sources and organisations can report a suspected error in any Experts.news publication.

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Principles

Factual errors are corrected within 4 hours and other errors within 48 hours. Each substantive correction states what changed and why, and includes the date.

We correct and document errors. We delete articles only in cases provided for by law.

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Report an Error

Send an email to corrections@expertsclub.com with the article title, description of the error and the accurate information you believe to be correct. Please include the source supporting your claim.

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Editorial Verification

The editor responsible for corrections reviews the submission within 24 hours on business days. In the case of a major or urgent error (factual error, incorrect identification of a person, inaccurate financial data), the response is within 4 hours.

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Decision and Publication of Correction

If the error is confirmed, the article is corrected immediately. The correction is visibly noted at the bottom of the article: 'Correction [date]: [what was changed and why]'. The original is not visible to readers, but is kept in the editorial archive.

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Response to Submitter

The person who submitted the report receives a written response about the outcome of the process. If the request is unfounded, we explain the reasons. The editorial team does not issue blanket rejections — every request is considered based on fact-checking.

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Error types and handling

Factual Error (Urgent): Incorrect date, amount, name, position, statistic. Article corrected immediately, correction labeled.

Contextual Error (Priority): Incomplete information creating a false impression. Article supplemented, clarification added.

Headline Error (Urgent): Headline does not reflect content, sensationalism. Headline changed, URL preserved.

Spelling/Style Error (Routine): Typographical error, incorrect name. Article corrected discreetly without label.

Outdated Information (Routine): Situation changed after publication. 'Updated' marker added with new paragraph.