Corrections and updates

A correction should identify the article, the statement in question and a supporting source. For a model or package correction, the exact product and market matter; a manual link or revision is especially useful.

We check reported issues against the article’s evidence. A correction that changes a recommendation or a consequential fact should explain what changed on the affected page. Routine wording edits do not imply a new product test. Dates should reflect actual publication and substantive updates rather than a change made only to appear fresh.

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