Corrections Policy

Accuracy matters. If a Lost In Consoles article contains a factual error, send us the article URL, the specific statement, and the evidence that supports a correction. We review requests against the article, its cited sources, and any relevant primary records. A request is not automatically a correction; disagreements about editorial judgment are assessed separately from verifiable factual errors.

What happens after a report

1. We record the request and check the cited claim and supporting material.
2. If a material error is confirmed, we correct the article, update its modification date, and add a visible correction note describing what changed. We do not silently rewrite substantive claims.
3. Minor spelling, punctuation, or formatting fixes that do not change meaning may be made without a note. New information is identified as an update rather than a correction where appropriate.
4. If a claim remains supported, the article stays as published. We may revise explanatory wording to remove ambiguity even when the underlying claim is correct.

Requests are reviewed as editorial capacity allows. We do not promise a fixed response time. If you provide an email address, it is used only to ask for clarification or reply about your request.

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You can also send a request to team@lostinconsoles.com.