Corrections Policy
Kidawood aims to be accurate, and corrects the record openly when an article turns out to be wrong.
Reporting an error
If you believe an article contains a factual error, contact the team through the contact page. It helps to name the article, quote the sentence you believe is wrong, and give the correct position with a source if you have one. Reports about matters of opinion are read, but the corrections process covers facts.
How corrections are made
A reported error is checked against the article's sources and, where needed, the primary record. If the report is right, the article is corrected and its updated date is changed to the date of the fix. For a significant error, one that changes the article's answer or advice context, a short note is added to the article saying what changed and when.
If the article is right as published, we will say so and point to the source relied on.
What corrections do not cover
Corrections fix facts. They are not a route to remove accurate but unwelcome information, and requests to delete accurate content about a company or product will not be granted. Legal concerns about an article can be raised through the contact page and will be reviewed on their merits.