Anemoia is committed to transparency and accuracy. While we strive to publish flawless articles, errors can occasionally happen. When they do, we believe in owning them, correcting them quickly, and documenting the change for our readers.
1. Reporting an Error
If you spot a typo, a factual mistake, a broken link, or a misattributed quote, please notify us immediately. You can reach us via our Contact Us page or email us at editorial@anemoia.blog with the subject line “Correction Request.” Please include:
- The title and URL of the article.
- The specific paragraph or sentence that is incorrect.
- The correct information, preferably with a link to an authoritative source.
2. Evaluation and Resolution
Our editorial team reviews all correction requests. If we confirm that a factual error was made:
- We will update the post with the correct details.
- For major factual errors that change the meaning of the article, we will add a bold, dated “Correction Note” at the bottom of the post explaining what was changed.
- For minor corrections like spelling mistakes, punctuation, or grammatical styling, we will update the post silently without a correction note.
3. Retractions
In extremely rare cases where a post is found to have systemic inaccuracies or plagiarized material, we will retract the post entirely, replacing its content with an explanation of why the article was removed.