Why this policy matters
Readers, contributors, advertisers, and sources should be able to understand how AFV News handles core operational and editorial decisions.
Corrections Policy
Corrections Policy
AFV News handles corrections and updates with the goal of making important changes clear, timely, and fair to readers and sources alike.
When We Correct
A correction may be needed when a page contains a factual error, a misleading statement, a material omission, or an attribution issue that changes how the content should be understood.
Not every update is a correction. Some changes reflect a story developing over time, while others clarify wording without altering the core facts.
How We Review Requests
Correction requests are assessed by looking at the original wording, the supporting sources, the nature of the claimed error, and whether the change would materially affect reader understanding.
Providing the page URL, the specific passage, and a reliable source or explanation helps the review move faster.
What an Update May Look Like
Depending on the issue, AFV News may correct the text, add an update note, revise a headline, adjust attribution, or make another visible change that better reflects the current and supportable information.
The aim is not to hide revisions. It is to keep the record clearer and more useful.
Why This Policy Matters
A newsroom earns trust by responding to errors with care instead of defensiveness. A practical corrections policy helps readers know what to expect and helps contributors understand the standard we work to maintain.
It also supports healthier internal workflow because the process for reviewing and fixing issues is already defined.
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Need clarification?
To request a correction or update review, contact us with the article link, the exact issue, and the source that supports the change.
Direct support
Use contact us when your question relates to a specific article, submission, commercial page, or operational request.
Keep the page reference handy
When you write to us, include the URL or page title so the issue can be reviewed more quickly and accurately.