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Corrections Policy

By Dan Kurtz 1 min read

A corrections policy is a published statement of how a publication handles factual errors: how they’re logged, how corrections are marked, and how readers can report issues. It signals editorial seriousness.

A visible corrections policy is a low-effort, high-value trust signal for content sites. Even a short page saying “when we find an error, we mark the correction visibly and note the change date” moves the needle with both readers and search engines.

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