Social Proofs

Corrections Policy

How Social Proofs receives, evaluates, and documents corrections.

Report a possible error

Use the contact form and include the affected URL, the statement you believe is wrong, the proposed correction, and a source that can be checked. Choose a subject beginning with Correction: so the message can be triaged quickly.

How reports are reviewed

We compare the report with the page's sources and current primary information. A company or subject of coverage may provide evidence, but it does not receive a right to rewrite criticism or approve the final page.

Types of changes

Minor spelling, formatting, or link repairs may be corrected without a note. A change that alters a conclusion, price, safety statement, attribution, recommendation, or other material fact should update the visible modification date and include an explanatory note when readers could otherwise be misled.

What is not a correction

A disagreement with an editorial judgment is not automatically a factual error. We will still review whether the judgment uses the stated criteria fairly and whether important evidence is missing.