Corrections policy

Effective 23 October 2026. Accuracy matters more than preserving a mistake.

Report an error

Email contact@farvenzo.com with “Correction” in the subject line. Include the article URL, the disputed passage, the reason it is incorrect and a link to supporting evidence. Questions and different interpretations are welcome too.

Review and correction

Check the report against the original source and relevant newer evidence. When a factual correction changes the meaning of an article, add a clearly labelled correction note on that article explaining what changed and when. Preserve the original publication date and show the correction date separately.

Clarifications and updates

Label new developments as updates and explanations of ambiguous wording as clarifications. Minor spelling, formatting or broken-link repairs do not require a new publication date. If the central premise cannot be supported, explain the withdrawal rather than silently replacing it with an unrelated story.

Correction notes belong with the affected article so that readers see them alongside the original context.