Corrections & Updates

We aim to be accurate, but no archive is perfect. When we get something wrong, we want to fix it quickly and openly. This page explains how we handle errors and updates.

How we handle errors

• Factual corrections. If a date, work number, name, or historical claim is wrong, we correct the text as soon as we can confirm the right information.
• Clarifications. If wording is misleading or unclear, we revise it so the meaning is plain.
• Structural updates. Older guides are sometimes reorganized or expanded to stay useful. Meaningful updates are reflected in the page’s update date.

How to report an error

If you find a mistake, please let us know through our Contact page. It helps to include the article title or link and a short note on what looks wrong. We read every report.

Why this matters to us

We publish for readers first. Correcting errors is part of being a source worth trusting, not an exception to it. For more on how our articles are made and reviewed, see our Editorial Policy and AI Disclosure.