Corrections
and updates.
Menus, links and our understanding of older evidence can change. We review material challenges against the original sources and keep a history of research revisions.
What happens when evidence changes
We identify the affected claim and source version, check the date and place, then correct the public text or withdraw the affected page when needed. Older research stays in the editorial record so a correction does not erase why a claim was made.
A source going offline does not automatically make its historical claim false, but it does trigger review of whether the article remains sufficiently supported.
Submitting a correction
There is no public submission form or inbox yet. We continue to review evidence and update published claims. Each item page lists its sources and photo rights so readers can inspect the record while a contact route is prepared.