Correction Policy – FreedomSpaceTalk.com
At FreedomSpaceTalk.com, we hold ourselves to a high standard when it comes to accuracy and honesty. We know that making mistakes is part of any publishing process, but what matters most is how you handle them when they happen. This page explains exactly how we do that.
Our Responsibility as a Publication
We do our best to make sure everything we publish is accurate and based on solid, verified information at the time it goes live. But if something turns out to be wrong, whether our team catches it or a reader points it out, we act on it right away and get it sorted.
How We Handle Updates and Corrections
When we make a meaningful change to an article, we do not just quietly edit it and move on. We make it clear within the article that something has been updated or corrected, so readers are not left in the dark about what changed and why. For more significant corrections, we will usually add a note at the top or bottom of the article explaining what was wrong and what has been fixed.
The Different Types of Corrections We Make
Sometimes an article contains a clear factual error, whether in the text, a headline, a caption, or a piece of data. In those cases we issue a correction and note it openly within the article. Other times the information is technically accurate but could be clearer or more complete, so we will improve the wording or add some extra context to make things easier to understand. In rare situations where something more serious has occurred from an editorial or ethical standpoint, we may add an editor’s note to explain the background and give readers a fuller picture.
How to Report an Error
We genuinely appreciate it when readers flag something that does not look right. If you spot an inaccuracy or have a concern about something we have published, please get in touch with us at editor@freedomspacetalk.com. When you do, it helps to include a link to the article along with a brief explanation of the issue so our team can look into it as quickly as possible.
Social Media
If we share something on our social media channels that later turns out to be incorrect or outdated, we will do our best to update or clarify the post so that wrong information does not keep spreading.
Requests to Remove Content
We generally do not remove published articles just because someone asks us to. Instead we take the concern seriously, review it properly, and correct or update the content where it is warranted. Outright removal is something we would only consider in very rare circumstances, such as when there is a genuine legal or safety concern involved.
Our Overall Commitment
We believe that being upfront about mistakes is a sign of integrity, not weakness. Our goal is to earn and keep the trust of our readers by being honest, fair, and transparent in everything we do. If we get something wrong, we will own it and fix it.
