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We record corrections that change the meaning of a published page. Each entry identifies the page and describes what changed.
Correction log
There are no published corrections in this log yet.
What to report
- A passage that changes or misstates the meaning of a view.
- A missing condition, exception or important qualification.
- An inaccurate quotation, term or attribution.
- A broken link or a misleading title or category.
How to report a mistake
Use Ask. Include the page address, identify the passage or link, and explain what you think should change. The form does not collect contact details.
See Methodology for how the library organizes its published reading.
What happens after you report a mistake
The editorial team checks the reported passage in context. A correction might restore a condition that was left out, amend a quotation or grading, fix a link, or make the title match the page. If a change affects the meaning of the published reading, the log records the page and what changed. New entries appear first.
A reader can report a mismatch without specialist knowledge. Identify the sentence or link and explain what seems inaccurate or unclear. For disagreement with a scholarly position or advice about an individual case, consult a qualified scholar. The correction process addresses how the library presents the material.
Reports through Ask enter a review queue. The form does not collect a name or email address, so it cannot send an individual reply. Readers can check the affected page and this log for substantive corrections.