Corrections Policy

Accuracy matters. If GOOD INPUT publishes a material factual error, we want to correct it clearly and promptly.

What we correct

We correct factual errors, broken or materially misleading data, incorrect attribution and other mistakes that could change a reader’s understanding of the subject.

How corrections appear

Minor typographical or formatting changes may be fixed without a note. Material corrections may include an editor’s note explaining what changed. Routine updates to evergreen information may instead be reflected in the page’s updated or reviewed date.

Report an issue

If you believe something on GOOD INPUT is inaccurate, please use our Contact page and include the page URL, the specific statement you believe is wrong and any supporting source you think we should review.