Accountability
Corrections
A site whose entire pitch is accuracy has to show its working when it gets something wrong. Every material correction we make is logged here permanently, with the date and what changed.
The policy
- We fix fast. Factual errors are corrected as soon as they're confirmed, not at the next convenient update.
- We date it. A corrected article carries an updated date so you can see it changed.
- We log it here. Material corrections — anything affecting a fact, figure, or a claim's tier — get a permanent entry below.
- We don't quietly delete. Silently editing a wrong claim out of existence is not a correction.
- Typos aren't logged. Spelling and formatting fixes are made without ceremony. This log is for substance.
Spotted something wrong? Tell us. Reader corrections are treated as a favour, not a complaint.
The log
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Multiple articles referencing pre-order figures
What was wrong: Several articles cited the widely-circulated "39 million pre-orders / $3 billion in 24 hours" figure as a report or estimate.
What we changed: We traced the number to a single unsourced social post with no data behind it — roughly four times the most bullish credible estimate. Every reference now identifies it as a debunked viral claim, and our internal fact base reclassified it from "estimate" to "false".
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What was wrong: Our fact base recorded that no GTA 6 release date had ever been officially moved.
What we changed: That was wrong. Rockstar announced May 26, 2026 and later moved it to November 19, 2026. The delay history article and the underlying fact base now record that move accurately.