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We also welcome source tips when they show an already-happening change touching ordinary life.
What makes a useful correction
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Corrections are easier to evaluate when the claim and evidence are visible in the same note.
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Separate fact from interpretation.
A factual error should be fixed. A disagreement about emphasis may become a note, not a correction.
What we are looking for.
- A real-world change that has moved beyond speculation.
- A person or group now carrying a new burden.
- A public source that lets readers check the claim.
- A plain-language angle for people outside the industry.