Corrections policy

If you find a factual error in a MaxGG News article, email [email protected]. Include the article link, the detail you believe is wrong and a reliable source that explains the correction.

What to send

Point to the specific sentence, date, platform or other detail that needs checking. Links to an original announcement or supporting document are useful. For an image or rights concern, identify the material and explain your connection to it.

How corrections should appear

A material factual correction should include an update note explaining the change. The original publication date stays in place, and the modified date shows that the page has changed. Minor spelling and formatting fixes may not need a separate note.

When the story develops

A new announcement can change earlier information without making the original report inaccurate. Updates should distinguish a new development from a correction. If a report is disputed, the page should explain what remains uncertain.