Corrections Policy | Times of Pol

Last updated: March 2026

Trust depends on accountability. When Times of Pol makes a mistake, we correct it openly rather than quietly. This policy explains how.

What we correct

We correct genuine factual errors — incorrect facts, figures, names, or descriptions. We also clarify passages that, while not strictly wrong, could mislead a careful reader.

How to request a correction

Email our editorial desk at [email protected] with the article title and the specific point you would like us to review. Well-founded corrections are actioned promptly.

How we disclose corrections

Significant corrections are noted on the affected guide so readers can see what changed and when. Minor typo fixes are made without a note.

How we log corrections

We keep an internal record of every substantive correction: what was wrong, what it was changed to, and when. Significant corrections are also noted visibly on the affected page. We do not silently rewrite a page's substance and leave the original publication date untouched — if the substance changes, the update date changes with it.

As of the date above, Times of Pol has not issued any published corrections. This is because the publication is new, not because we consider our guides beyond correction.