At HistoryAssist, we prioritize accuracy and transparency in our reporting. If incorrect information is published on our website, we are committed to promptly correcting the error and informing our readers. This Corrections Policy outlines our procedures for rectifying mistakes and ensuring the integrity of our content.
Premise
HistoryAssist is dedicated to delivering accurate and comprehensive historical content based on available information at the time of publication. We acknowledge our responsibility to correct any errors that may arise and promptly inform our audience of the corrections made.
Updating a Report
- We clearly indicate when a story has been updated, whether for corrections, clarifications, or additional information.
- For significant corrections, we prominently display a correction notice at the top of the article, clearly stating the updated information.
- We encourage our community members to suggest corrections via email or through the designated section on our website.
Corrections
- Substantive corrections to articles, photo captions, headlines, graphics, videos, or other materials are promptly published with an explanation for the change.
Clarification
- When factual accuracy is maintained but clarity or detail is lacking, we provide clarification within the story to address any ambiguities.
- Clarifications may also acknowledge the inclusion of new information or perspectives.
Editor’s Notes
- Corrections that raise significant ethical concerns or question the substance of an article may necessitate an editor’s note, providing further context or explanation.
- Editor’s notes are approved by senior editors and are added to the story to address the underlying issues.
Other Corrections Policies
- Errors identified by readers in comments are acknowledged and corrected by our community engagement team.
- Incorrect information shared on social media platforms is promptly corrected or retracted as necessary.
- We do not attribute blame to individual reporters or editors for errors.
Reporting Inaccuracies
- Readers are encouraged to report inaccuracies via the ‘Suggest A Correction’ section at the end of each web story or by emailing our editorial team directly at rajitsingh28@gmail.com.
- We take reader feedback seriously and investigate reported inaccuracies promptly.
Take-down Requests
- As an editorial policy, we do not entertain take-down requests. Instead, we investigate claims of inaccuracy and publish corrections if necessary.
- Fairness considerations may prompt updates or follow-ups on previous coverage, but removal of published articles is not standard practice.
Content Modification
- We utilize AI tools for content modification and correction, ensuring swift and accurate updates to our content.
- Corrections or requests for content modification can be submitted via email, and we will promptly make the necessary changes.
At HistoryAssist, we are committed to upholding the highest standards of journalistic integrity and accountability. Our Corrections Policy reflects our dedication to accuracy and transparency in our reporting.
We help with content modification with AI tools (like ChatGPT, Google Gimini, and others), so any correction or wrong information is acceptable and the change is instant. So if you take any action, please provide the correction details. We will change our content and image for any corrections, please email rajitsingh28@gmail.com with the story link and details of the correction.