Corrections Policy

We get things wrong sometimes — most of this site is written by an automated pipeline (see Ethics & AI Disclosure), and that pipeline isn't infallible. When we do, here's what happens.

How to report an error

Email info@innotechinsider.com with the article URL and what's wrong. We read every message.

What we do about it

• Factual errors (a wrong name, date, figure, or an unsupported claim) are fixed directly in the article, and the article's "Last updated" date reflects the change.
• Substantial errors (a claim that materially changes the story's meaning) get the same fix, plus a visible note in the piece saying what changed and when.
• Unsourced or unverifiable claims we can't confirm or correct are removed rather than left to stand uncorrected.
• If an entire piece turns out to be duplicative, off-topic, or too thin to stand on its own, we may merge it into a better article on the same story and redirect the old URL, rather than leave two weak versions live.

What we don't do

We don't quietly edit a published claim without any trace, and we don't delete an article just because it's inconvenient — see Editorial Policy for how removal/merge decisions get made in general, separate from error corrections specifically.