Corrections Policy
Accuracy is at the core of everything we publish. When we fall short, we correct the record — transparently, promptly, and visibly — because our readers deserve nothing less.
How We Handle Mistakes
Not every error requires the same response. Here's how Progress Kingdom handles different types of mistakes:
Typos & Minor Errors
Spelling mistakes, grammatical errors, or typos that don't change the meaning of the story are corrected quietly and promptly, without a formal correction note.
Factual Errors
Errors involving names, figures, dates, or material facts are corrected within the article. A clearly labeled editor's note explains what was changed and why.
Developing Stories
As stories evolve, articles may be updated to reflect new verified information. All updates carry a visible timestamp so readers know exactly when changes were made.
Where Corrections Appear
Corrections are made directly on the affected article page. We don't hide corrections or move them to a separate location. If you found an error in a story, the correction will appear in that same story — using a correction note, clarification note, update note, or a combination as the situation requires.
What a Correction Request Should Include
To help us review your request quickly and thoroughly, please include the article URL or headline, the specific line or claim you believe is wrong, the factual basis for your objection, and any supporting documentation you'd like our editorial team to review.
Submit a Correction
Our readers are an important part of maintaining accuracy. If you spot an error, reach out with the article headline, link, and a brief explanation. Our editorial team reviews every correction request.
✉ corrections@progresskingdom.comOur Commitment to Transparency
- We never remove errors without acknowledging them.
- Significant changes to published stories are clearly disclosed to readers.
- All correction requests are reviewed respectfully and with care.
- We do not silently alter the substance of a published article when a correction note is warranted.
Why This Matters
Trust in journalism is earned through accountability. By acknowledging our mistakes openly and correcting them clearly, Progress Kingdom aims to be a source readers can rely on — even when we fall short of our own standards.