Corrections Policy

Last updated: September 11, 2025

Our Commitment

Accuracy matters more than speed. We correct mistakes promptly, transparently, and with context so readers can trust what they find on denizyalim.com.

What We Correct

  • Minor fixes — Typos, formatting, and small grammar edits that do not change meaning. These may be updated without a note.
  • Substantive corrections — Errors in facts, figures, dates, names, attributions, quotations/verse references, or guidance that could affect reader decisions. These are corrected with a brief Update note.
  • Clarifications/updates — When new information improves clarity or adds context (without reversing the core point), we add an Update note to explain the change.
  • Retractions/removals — Rare. We prefer to correct rather than remove. We remove content only when legally required or when the risk of harm clearly outweighs the value of retaining it.

Where & How We Note Corrections

  • Substantive changes and clarifications include a short note at the end of the article, e.g.:
    Updated Sept 11, 2025: Corrected an attribution and clarified Section 2.
  • Notes are dated and concise. We avoid burying or overstating corrections.

How to Request a Correction

Please contact us via the Contact Page and include:

  1. Article URL
  2. Exact passage to review (copy/paste a sentence)
  3. Proposed correction and, if possible, a reliable source
  4. Your name and email so we can follow up

Response time: We aim to acknowledge requests within 48 hours (Mon–Fri). Investigation time may vary by complexity; we’ll let you know the outcome and what changed.

Review Workflow

  1. Triage: We assess severity (potential reader impact or risk of harm).
  2. Verification: We check primary/reputable sources; for quotations or verses, we confirm attribution/translation tags.
  3. Decision: Correction, clarification, update, retraction, or no change.
  4. Publication: If substantive, we add an Update note at the end of the article and make the fix in-line.
  5. Follow-through: If a piece was shared on our social channels, we update or comment there when practical.

Transparency & Records

  • We do not maintain public version archives and do not link to previous snapshots.
  • We avoid vague “stealth edits.” Meaningful changes receive an Update note.

Scope Boundaries

  • User submissions/comments (if enabled): We moderate according to site rules. Corrections to user posts are handled via replies or moderation actions.
  • Images & media: If a caption, credit, or alt text is wrong, we correct it and add an Update note if the error was substantive.
  • Legal requests (e.g., copyright/DMCA): Please use the Contact Page with details; we escalate as needed.

Related Policies

  • Editorial Guidelines: standards for originality, sourcing, and review
  • Disclaimer: context for guidance and sensitive topics
  • Privacy Policy and Terms of Service: how we handle data and site use

Explore: