Contents
In short
- Every page keeps its own change history at the bottom; this log collects all of them in one place.
- ‘Correction’ means we fixed a wrong fact. ‘Update’ means new information or a larger rewrite.
- First publications are counted but not listed.
- Found a mistake? Use the “Found an error?” button on the page — fixes show up here.
Accuracy matters more to us than speed. When we get something wrong, we fix it openly.
How corrections work
- A reader reports a problem, or our regular re-check against official sources finds one.
- We verify the fix against the sources and update the page.
- The page’s change history gets a dated note, and the note appears in the log below.
FAQ
How do I report a mistake?
Click “Found an error?” at the bottom of the page. Say what is wrong and, if you can, add a source.
Do you delete wrong information silently?
No. A wrong fact is corrected in place and the correction is logged on the page and here.
Why does a page say ‘KR/TW data’ after an update?
When a fact turns out to be true only for KR or TW, we keep it but label it with the service it belongs to.
Page history
- — First version.