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Corrections policy

When IOJ gets something wrong, it corrects it openly.

A correction is made in the article itself, and a dated note at the end of the article says what was changed and when. Facts in a published piece are not changed silently.

Archive pieces are kept as they were first published. Where one is found to be wrong, it gets a dated note too.

To report an error, write through the contact page. Give the article’s address and say what you think is wrong.