Corrections Policy
When we get something wrong, we believe readers deserve a clear correction.
Omnisly is committed to accuracy, but no publication is immune from mistakes. When we identify a factual error, outdated statement or significant omission, we aim to correct it promptly and responsibly.
What We Correct
We may correct errors involving:
- Facts, figures and statistics
- Names, dates and quotations
- Research findings or their interpretation
- Technical information
- Links or source attribution
- Statements that have become materially outdated
How Corrections Are Made
Minor errors such as spelling, punctuation or formatting may be corrected without a separate correction notice when the meaning of the article is unaffected.
Material factual errors are reviewed and corrected in the article itself. Where appropriate, a correction note may be added to make the change transparent to readers.
If an article has been substantially revised because important information has changed, we may also identify the article as updated.
How to Report a Possible Error
Readers are encouraged to report potential errors. Please include:
- The article URL
- The specific statement in question
- An explanation of the concern
- A credible supporting source, if available
Please send correction requests through our Contact page.
Our Standard
Accuracy is more important than being right the first time. If reliable evidence shows that something we published was wrong, we will correct it rather than defend an error.
Last reviewed: September 2026