Corrections
Accuracy is the whole point of what we do, and part of being accurate is being honest when we get something wrong. This page explains how NewsReverse handles corrections and serves as the permanent, public log of every correction we make.
If we publish something that is factually wrong, we fix it as soon as we can and we say that we fixed it. We do not quietly edit the record and pretend the error never happened. When a correction changes the substance of a story, we add a clearly marked note to the article explaining what was wrong and what we changed, and we record the same information here with the date it was corrected. Small, non-substantive fixes, such as a typo or a broken link, may be made without a logged note, but anything that affects the meaning of the reporting will always appear on this page.
To request a correction, email corrections@newsreverse.xyz with the article title or link, the specific claim you believe is inaccurate, and any evidence you can share. We read every message and respond to correction requests. If a claim is substantiated, we correct it; if we conclude the original reporting was right, we will tell you why. Our editorial approach to sourcing and verification is set out in full in our editorial standards.
Corrections log
There are no corrections yet.
NewsReverse is a new publication, and to date we have not logged any corrections. This is not a claim that our work is flawless; it simply means nothing has yet been corrected. When we do issue our first correction, it will be recorded here, with the date, the original claim as published, and a plain account of what changed and why. This log will only ever grow, and we will not remove past entries.