Correction Policy
Correction Policy
Introduction
At Fada Da Cikawa Media Group, we are committed to maintaining the highest standards of accuracy and accountability. If we publish incorrect or misleading information, we take immediate steps to correct it transparently and fairly.
1. Identifying Errors
- We conduct internal fact-checking to identify errors in our published content.
- Readers, sources, and stakeholders are encouraged to report inaccuracies through our contact channels.
- Our editorial team reviews all correction requests to determine the validity of the claim.
2. Types of Corrections
We categorize corrections based on the nature and severity of the error:
a. Minor Errors (Typographical or Formatting Issues)
- Includes spelling mistakes, grammatical errors, and minor factual inconsistencies that do not affect the overall meaning of the article.
- These errors are updated silently without a formal correction note.
b. Significant Errors (Factual or Contextual Mistakes)
- Includes incorrect names, dates, statistics, quotes, or misinterpretations that alter the meaning of the content.
- A correction note is added at the end of the article, stating what was changed and why.
c. Major Errors (Misinformation or Misrepresentation)
- If an article contains substantial inaccuracies that mislead readers, it may be:
- Updated with a clear correction statement.
- Retracted if the entire content is deemed unreliable.
- A public correction notice will be issued for full transparency.
3. How We Make Corrections
- Corrections are made as soon as an error is confirmed.
- Updates are timestamped and include a brief explanation of the changes.
- In cases of social media misinformation, we issue an updated post or comment clarifying the correction.
4. Requesting a Correction
If you believe we have published incorrect information, please contact us with the following details:
- Article title and URL
- Description of the error
- Suggested correction (if applicable)
- Supporting sources (if available)
