Corrections Policy

1. Reporting a suspected error

If you believe something on Imperialpedia is factually wrong, out of date, or misattributed, tell us. Email [email protected] or use our contact page with the article URL, the specific claim you are questioning, and, where possible, a link to the source you believe contradicts it.

2. How reports are verified

Every report is checked against the original primary source used in the article — a regulator's publication, an official dataset, a filing, or a rate table — following the same source hierarchy described in our Fact-Checking Policy. If the underlying source has changed since publication (a rate was updated, a threshold was revised), we treat that as new information to incorporate, not necessarily an error in the original piece.

3. Minor fixes vs. substantive corrections

Minor issues — a typo, a broken link, a formatting error, an updated figure that does not change the article's conclusion — are fixed silently as part of routine maintenance. Substantive corrections — anything that changes a material fact, conclusion, or recommendation in the piece — are noted directly in the article with the date of the correction and a brief description of what changed, so readers who saw the earlier version can see exactly what was updated and why.

4. Questions about this policy

Reach the editorial team at [email protected] or via our contact page.