Corrections Policy

We aim to get every story right the first time, but errors happen. When they do, we correct them openly rather than quietly rewriting the record. This page explains how that works on PR Primespot.

Every article page shows an "Updated {date}" line alongside its original publish date. Any time an article's text changes after publication — whether to fix an error, add new information, or reflect a developing story — that date moves forward, so you can always see whether what you're reading has been touched since it first went up.

Small fixes that don't change the substance of a story — typos, formatting, a broken link, a misspelled name — are corrected in place and reflected in the article's updated date, without a separate note, since they don't change what the article actually claims or means.

Errors that affect a factual claim, a figure, a quote, an attribution, or the overall meaning of a story are corrected in the article text itself, and the article's updated date reflects when that happened. We don't delete or silently rewrite a substantive claim — the fix is made transparently, in the place a reader would naturally encounter it.

We don't unpublish an article to avoid acknowledging an error, and we don't backdate an update to obscure when a correction was made. If a story turns out to be wrong at its core, we say so within the article rather than removing it from the site.

If you spot something wrong in one of our articles, email prprimespot@gmail.com with the article's URL and a description of the issue. Include a link to a source if you have one — it helps us verify and fix the error faster.

We review every report we receive. Not every report turns out to describe an actual error, but we'll look into each one and correct the article where it's warranted.

See our Editorial Policy for the broader standards governing how stories are reported and written, and our Right of Reply Policy if you're the subject of a story and want to respond to how you were characterized.

We'll update this page if our corrections process changes. The date at the top reflects the most recent revision.

To report an error or ask about a correction, email prprimespot@gmail.com.