Corrections should be visible.
Evidence decides the change.
FindMilan reviews credible reports of factual errors, misleading wording, incorrect attribution, broken evidence, and material omissions.
Report the exact issue.
A useful correction request identifies the article, the disputed passage, the proposed correction, and a reliable source that supports the change.
How to request a correction
Email milan@findmilan.ca with “Correction” in the subject line. Include the article URL, the exact statement at issue, why it is inaccurate, and links or documents that support the correction.
Review process
Milan reviews the original source, the submitted evidence, and any relevant technical context. A request may lead to a correction, clarification, source update, or no change when the published statement remains supported.
How changes are shown
Minor spelling or formatting fixes may be made without a correction note when they do not change meaning. Material factual corrections should be acknowledged in the article. Substantial additions receive an updated timestamp while preserving the original publication date.
Removing content
Published reporting is not normally removed only because it becomes inconvenient. Removal may be considered for legal obligations, privacy or security risk, serious unsupported claims, duplicate publication, or another compelling reason. A correction or clarification is preferred when it adequately resolves the issue.