Permanent
A correction is never deleted, expired or archived out of view. It stays in this log for as long as the platform exists, including after the record it amends is archived.
Correction log
Everything GambleLABS has got wrong, recorded permanently and never removed. A publisher that never corrects anything is not careful — it is either publishing nothing or not checking.
- Total issued
- 0
- Retractions
- 0
- Corrections
- 0
- Clarifications
- 0
01Policy
How corrections work here
The rules below are the reason this log can be trusted to be complete: none of them leaves us a route to quietly remove an entry.
Attached to the record
Corrections are stored against the record they amend, not in a separate notice page nobody visits. A reader arriving at the record sees the correction on it.
Never applied silently
We do not edit a published claim and move on. Where a fact changes, the record is amended and the amendment is logged here with what was originally said.
Retraction leaves the record
A retracted record is not deleted. It stays at the same address, marked as retracted, with the reason attached — so a reader who saw it, or a link that points at it, arrives at the truth.
Corrections are graded, because conflating a typographical tidy-up with a withdrawn allegation would be its own form of dishonesty. The three grades below are the only ones the record set allows, and the grade is set by an editor rather than by the person who made the error.
- Retraction
- A record, or a material part of it, should not have been published. The record stays in place, marked as retracted, so that anyone who read it can find out that we withdrew it.
- Correction
- A stated fact was wrong. The record is amended, the amendment is described here, and the original claim is quoted in the correction rather than erased.
- Clarification
- The facts stood, but the wording allowed a reading we did not intend or did not support. The record is tightened and the change is logged.
Found an error?
Anyone can request a correction — the subject of a record, a reader, a regulator. Tell us which record, which sentence, and what the evidence is. We will say what we are doing about it and, if we decline, why.
How to request a correction02The log
Every correction issued
Grouped by severity, most serious first, and newest first within each group. Each entry links to the record it amends where that record has a public page.
No records publishedThe standard a record has to meet first
No corrections have been issued
Nothing has been corrected, clarified or retracted. With no records published yet, that is a statement about the size of the archive rather than about the quality of the work — and it will change.
When the first correction is issued it appears here permanently, attached to the record it amends, and it is never removed from this log.