Corrections

We work to get things right, and when we get something wrong we correct it quickly and in the open. A correction is part of good journalism, not an embarrassment to be hidden.

How we correct

A factual error is corrected in the article itself. When the mistake changed the meaning of what was published, a note at the end of the article says what was corrected and on which date. Small slips that change nothing of substance, such as a spelling mistake, are corrected without a note.

If an article cannot stand, it is taken down, and the page says that the article has been removed and why.

Telling us about a mistake

Write to the publication's own editorial address, listed on its contact page, or to corrections@saltonstallmedia.com. Please include the link to the article, what is wrong and what is right. If you have documentation, send it with your message.

Every message is read and answered. If you are right, the article is corrected and the note says so.

Anonymisation and search

If you are named in an article, you can ask to be anonymised, or for the article to be removed from search engines. We consider each request on its own merits, weighing your interests against the public interest in the story, and we tell you what we decided and why.