Corrections & Updates

Trust means showing what changed.

Albis is built around inspectability. When meaningful details change, we should say so plainly: what changed, why it changed, and what evidence supports the update.

Current status

No public correction entries are listed yet. This page establishes the standard before the log fills up. Substantive corrections should not be silently overwritten.

Minor update

Small wording, spelling, formatting, or source-link fixes that do not change the meaning of a story.

Context update

New background, source material, regional framing, or explanation added after publication.

Factual correction

A factual statement was wrong, misleading, or insufficiently supported and has been corrected visibly.

Substantial revision

The summary, interpretation, status, or main framing changed materially as better evidence arrived.

What each correction should show

• Date and time of the update.
• Story or briefing affected.
• What the original wording or claim said.
• What it now says.
• Why the change was made.
• Source or evidence behind the change.
• Whether the story status or interpretation changed.

Tiny typos may be fixed quietly. Anything that changes meaning, evidence, status, or interpretation belongs here.

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