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Correction checklist
A useful correction report contains four things.
- 01PageURL or exact article title.
- 02IssueThe specific sentence, number, chart or claim.
- 03EvidenceA primary or authoritative source where possible.
- 04ImpactExplain whether the issue changes the conclusion or is a minor factual fix.
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- Privacy and content-rights requests.
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