Corrections policy – BUZZ Explained
Last Updated: [03/19/2025]
At Buzz Explained, we are committed to delivering accurate, fair, and reliable news. Maintaining editorial integrity is our top priority, and we recognize the importance of correcting any errors swiftly and transparently. This Corrections Policy outlines our approach to identifying, reviewing, and rectifying inaccuracies in our content.
Commitment to Accuracy
We strive to provide factually correct and verified information. However, if errors occur, we take immediate steps to investigate and correct them.
Types of Corrections
1. Minor Edits (Non-Substantive Changes)
- Includes grammar, spelling, punctuation, or formatting corrections.
- Does not change the overall meaning of the content.
- No formal correction notice is issued.
2. Factual Errors (Substantive Changes)
- Corrections related to misreported facts, figures, names, or quotes.
- A correction notice is added at the bottom of the article, indicating the update.
3. Updates for Developing Stories
- If new information emerges, we update the article with the latest details.
- The update will be clearly noted within the article.
4. Retractions (Serious Errors)
- In rare cases where significant misinformation is published, we may issue a full retraction.
- A public notice will be displayed, explaining the reason for the retraction.
How to Request a Correction
If you believe an error has been published on Buzz Explained, please contact our editorial team with the following details:
- Article Title & URL
- Description of the Error
- Suggested Correction (if applicable)
- Supporting Evidence or Sources
📩 Email: info@buzzexplained.com
Our team will review the request promptly and make corrections as necessary.
Transparency in Corrections
We ensure all corrections are made in good faith, without altering the original intent of the content. Buzz Explained maintains full editorial control over published corrections.
Ongoing Review & Accountability
Our editorial team continuously monitors content accuracy. If systemic issues are identified, we implement necessary measures to improve fact-checking processes.
At Buzz Explained, we believe that responsible journalism includes not just reporting the truth, but also correcting mistakes with full transparency.