Rapaechelon wants its published record to be accurate. When we determine that a published story contains a meaningful factual error, we will correct it as promptly as reasonably possible.
Minor spelling, grammar, formatting or typographical changes may be made without a correction notice when they do not alter the meaning of the article.
Material corrections—such as an incorrect name, date, quotation, attribution, location or factual claim—should be corrected in the article and, when appropriate, accompanied by a correction or update note explaining what changed.
Developing stories may be updated as additional verified information becomes available. An update is not necessarily a correction; the distinction depends on whether the original reporting was inaccurate.
We do not remove accurate published material solely because a person or organization later dislikes the coverage. Requests involving privacy, safety, legal concerns or substantial new evidence will be reviewed individually.
Readers who believe an article contains an error may contact Rapaechelon with the article URL, the disputed information and supporting information when available.