SAY ALWAYS TRUTH is committed to accuracy and factual integrity. However, despite careful reporting, mistakes may occasionally occur.

When an error is identified, we believe it should be addressed openly, promptly, and responsibly.

Types of Errors We May Correct

These may include:

• Incorrect names;

• Incorrect age or designation;

• Incorrect location or event details;

• Incorrect dates or times;

• Numerical or statistical errors;

• Errors in quotations;

• Incorrect photo captions;

• Inaccurate or incomplete information;

• Misleading information;

• Errors that may materially mislead readers.

Types of Corrections

Depending on the nature of the issue, we may:

Correct: Fix a specific factual error.

Clarify: Provide additional explanation where information may have been unclear.

Update: Add new and relevant information to an existing report.

Retract: Withdraw a report when it is substantially inaccurate, unsupported, or otherwise unsuitable for publication.

How Corrections Are Published

For significant corrections, we may add a “Correction,” “Editor's Note,” or similar notice to the affected article.

Where a correction materially changes the meaning of a report, we strive to make the nature of the correction clear to readers.

Requesting a Correction

Readers are encouraged to notify us when they identify a factual error.

Where possible, correction requests should include:

• The link to the relevant article;

• The information believed to be incorrect;

• The correct information;

• Reliable evidence or sources supporting the correction.

A disagreement with an article, criticism of a person, or dissatisfaction with an opinion does not by itself constitute grounds for a factual correction.

Our Commitment

We believe:

Trying to avoid mistakes is a journalistic responsibility; acknowledging and correcting mistakes is a matter of journalistic integrity.

SAY ALWAYS TRUTH
Always with the truth.