Accountability

Corrections
Policy

We take errors seriously. When we get something wrong, we correct it promptly, transparently, and without hiding our mistake.

📅 Last Updated: April 2025

Our Commitment

Subkuz.com holds itself to the highest standards of accuracy. However, we recognise that errors can occur despite our best efforts. When they do, we are committed to correcting them as quickly as possible — and to doing so transparently, so our readers can trust what they read.

We do not delete articles to hide errors. All corrections are clearly noted within the relevant article.

📂Types of Corrections

🔴 Factual Correction

When a fact — a name, date, figure, or event — is wrong, we correct it in the article body and add a clearly visible correction notice at the top or bottom of the article explaining what was changed and why.

🟠 Headline Correction

If a headline misrepresents the content or is factually incorrect, it is updated immediately. The original headline is noted in the correction notice where relevant.

🟡 Context or Clarification Update

When additional information significantly changes the context of a report, we add an Editor's Note or update the article, clearly labelling the addition with date and reason.

⚫ Removal

Only in rare circumstances — such as a court order, a proven risk to someone's safety, or a complete fabrication — will an article be withdrawn. A notice explaining the removal will remain in its place.

📋Correction Notice Format

All corrections on Subkuz.com follow this standard format:

Correction [Date]: An earlier version of this article stated [wrong information]. The correct information is [correct information]. We regret the error.

Timeline

  • Minor Corrections (spelling, grammar, non-material errors): Corrected immediately, no notice required.
  • Factual Corrections: Investigated and corrected within 24 hours of being flagged. Correction notice published within the article.
  • Major Corrections / Retractions: Reviewed by the Editor-in-Chief within 48 hours. Formal retraction or correction notice published.

📬Report an Error

If you believe we have made an error in any article, please contact us: [email protected]

Please include the article URL, the specific error, and evidence supporting the correction. We appreciate your help in keeping our journalism accurate.